The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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Page 37
... thought that the appeal should be dismissed . Section 34 admittedly was obscure in its terms , and open to two ... thought she had done so when she used the word " money , " and that he thought she intended to use it in the colloquial ...
... thought that the appeal should be dismissed . Section 34 admittedly was obscure in its terms , and open to two ... thought she had done so when she used the word " money , " and that he thought she intended to use it in the colloquial ...
Page 167
... thought , only to cross - judgments in the Supreme Court . In Prosser v . Miller ( cit . sup . ) Williams , J. , held that a judgment against a married woman obtained in the Magistrates ' Court in respect of her separate property could ...
... thought , only to cross - judgments in the Supreme Court . In Prosser v . Miller ( cit . sup . ) Williams , J. , held that a judgment against a married woman obtained in the Magistrates ' Court in respect of her separate property could ...
Page 309
... thought , a public duty only . The regulation conferred no rights on a special class of the public . It was made in the interests of motorists and pedestrians alike ; Furthermore , it was clear that in civil actions based on negligence ...
... thought , a public duty only . The regulation conferred no rights on a special class of the public . It was made in the interests of motorists and pedestrians alike ; Furthermore , it was clear that in civil actions based on negligence ...
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