The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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Page 179
True a jury was entitled to award exemplary or punitive damages in a proper case , and their Honours felt bound to say that in the present case there was evidence that the defendant's conduct was such as to deserve punishment .
True a jury was entitled to award exemplary or punitive damages in a proper case , and their Honours felt bound to say that in the present case there was evidence that the defendant's conduct was such as to deserve punishment .
Page 263
In death cases there was present the fact of death , which fact constituted the conclusive evidence that the disease had made a marked advance . But where , as in the present case , the case was not one of death , but one where the ...
In death cases there was present the fact of death , which fact constituted the conclusive evidence that the disease had made a marked advance . But where , as in the present case , the case was not one of death , but one where the ...
Page 324
The present case was not in its circumstances similar to Pletts v . Beattie ( cit . sup . ) inasmuch as the order form did not contain a provision whereby the purchaser of the liquor assented to the appropriation to his order by the ...
The present case was not in its circumstances similar to Pletts v . Beattie ( cit . sup . ) inasmuch as the order form did not contain a provision whereby the purchaser of the liquor assented to the appropriation to his order by the ...
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