The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 155
... authority and that the branch manager himself had either the implied actual authority , or alternatively the ostensible authority of Sun Life to make that representation about the unit manager on its behalf . Lord Brandon of Oakbrook ...
... authority and that the branch manager himself had either the implied actual authority , or alternatively the ostensible authority of Sun Life to make that representation about the unit manager on its behalf . Lord Brandon of Oakbrook ...
Page 156
... authority , it must always be appreciated that an act done by an agent in excess of his actual authority will not be binding upon his principal where the third party has notice of the lack of , or limitation to , the agent's authority ...
... authority , it must always be appreciated that an act done by an agent in excess of his actual authority will not be binding upon his principal where the third party has notice of the lack of , or limitation to , the agent's authority ...
Page 296
... Authority , to the extent of being applicable to the professional activities of taxpayers . In Case D 15 ( 1979 ) 4 NZTC 60 , 511 a surgeon who had full time appointments as Professor of Surgery and Chairman of the Department of Surgery ...
... Authority , to the extent of being applicable to the professional activities of taxpayers . In Case D 15 ( 1979 ) 4 NZTC 60 , 511 a surgeon who had full time appointments as Professor of Surgery and Chairman of the Department of Surgery ...
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