The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 336
... solicitor's duty to those his client intended to benefit and it was suggested that there was no good reason why a duty should not be owed to disappointed beneficiaries or intended donees . In this part , we shall consider whether a ...
... solicitor's duty to those his client intended to benefit and it was suggested that there was no good reason why a duty should not be owed to disappointed beneficiaries or intended donees . In this part , we shall consider whether a ...
Page 337
... solicitor has virtually in terms accepted it . " The other judges , Richardson and McMullin JJ adopted a similar approach and their judgments very much foreshadow what there were to say two months later in the Gartside case . The ...
... solicitor has virtually in terms accepted it . " The other judges , Richardson and McMullin JJ adopted a similar approach and their judgments very much foreshadow what there were to say two months later in the Gartside case . The ...
Page 338
... solicitor completed the transaction according to their client's instructions . The statement of adjustments the solicitor sent to the plaintiffs did not disclose that there was a second mortgage on the property having priority over ...
... solicitor completed the transaction according to their client's instructions . The statement of adjustments the solicitor sent to the plaintiffs did not disclose that there was a second mortgage on the property having priority over ...
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