The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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... claim the amount due against the Fund under s 35 . The basic thinking behind these recourse provisions seems to have been that , to justify the different treatment of dispositions by dealers , the onus should be placed on them to check ...
... claim the amount due against the Fund under s 35 . The basic thinking behind these recourse provisions seems to have been that , to justify the different treatment of dispositions by dealers , the onus should be placed on them to check ...
Page 383
... claims for exemplary damages . ( p 11 ) He refused to strike out the claim . But , as already stated there has been a fundamental policy change with the enactment of the 1992 Act . A claim for general damages for mental injury would ...
... claims for exemplary damages . ( p 11 ) He refused to strike out the claim . But , as already stated there has been a fundamental policy change with the enactment of the 1992 Act . A claim for general damages for mental injury would ...
Page 462
... claim as a constitutional institution to absolute sovereignty . The hope the author expresses is for a written constitution that would protect Treaty of Waitangi rights to the extent he discusses , and would also ensure individual ...
... claim as a constitutional institution to absolute sovereignty . The hope the author expresses is for a written constitution that would protect Treaty of Waitangi rights to the extent he discusses , and would also ensure individual ...
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