The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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Page 120
NZLJ. and the injury , and not the result of depression arising from brooding over the consequences of the injury . It must be shown to be due to some direct injury to the brain , or to melancholia or depression occasioned by the shock ...
NZLJ. and the injury , and not the result of depression arising from brooding over the consequences of the injury . It must be shown to be due to some direct injury to the brain , or to melancholia or depression occasioned by the shock ...
Page 367
... injury only then the principles enunciated for fixing liability in cases of mere acceler- ation of death would apply to cases of acceleration of injury , and it would follow that a material contribution to an injury due in great measure ...
... injury only then the principles enunciated for fixing liability in cases of mere acceler- ation of death would apply to cases of acceleration of injury , and it would follow that a material contribution to an injury due in great measure ...
Page 394
... injury to the head , in which case a police constable would be more readily mistaken . It would therefore , appear to be a very desirable precaution with police officers , upon making arrests for drunkenness , to make an examination for ...
... injury to the head , in which case a police constable would be more readily mistaken . It would therefore , appear to be a very desirable precaution with police officers , upon making arrests for drunkenness , to make an examination for ...
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