The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1999 - Law |
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Page 51
... responsibility for the company's negligent misstatement . The House of Lords held he had not . The judgments in ... responsibility . The phrase " assumption of responsibility " has a variety of mean- ings , but for present purposes two ...
... responsibility for the company's negligent misstatement . The House of Lords held he had not . The judgments in ... responsibility . The phrase " assumption of responsibility " has a variety of mean- ings , but for present purposes two ...
Page 52
... responsibility is simply evidence of a contract to perform . But that is not the sense in which it is used in cases such as Williams . Here it means assumption of responsibility for the liability flowing from a negligently performed ...
... responsibility is simply evidence of a contract to perform . But that is not the sense in which it is used in cases such as Williams . Here it means assumption of responsibility for the liability flowing from a negligently performed ...
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... responsibility for making alternative arrangements for child care . Here the Court has attempted to com- pel a parent to exercise the responsibilities of access in terms that went beyond those sought by the parent . Additionally , the ...
... responsibility for making alternative arrangements for child care . Here the Court has attempted to com- pel a parent to exercise the responsibilities of access in terms that went beyond those sought by the parent . Additionally , the ...
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