The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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Page 31
... torts that it seems impossible to say that the number of torts has become fixed and cannot be added to . Novelty can be no more than a presumptive argument against an action in tort . It may be said , however , that the clear statement ...
... torts that it seems impossible to say that the number of torts has become fixed and cannot be added to . Novelty can be no more than a presumptive argument against an action in tort . It may be said , however , that the clear statement ...
Page 225
... tort , nor can any wife sue her husband for tort . A wife has , however , a right to sue her husband to protect and secure her separate property and a husband , as is well known , is liable for his wife's torts ; but while a wife cannot ...
... tort , nor can any wife sue her husband for tort . A wife has , however , a right to sue her husband to protect and secure her separate property and a husband , as is well known , is liable for his wife's torts ; but while a wife cannot ...
Page 260
... tort . In the case of other actions in which damages were claimed , such as claims founded on pure tort , His Honour read the rules to mean that they were to be tried before a Judge and jury provided that eight days ' notice was given ...
... tort . In the case of other actions in which damages were claimed , such as claims founded on pure tort , His Honour read the rules to mean that they were to be tried before a Judge and jury provided that eight days ' notice was given ...
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