The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 182
... considered to be " designed to ameliorate the harshness and rigours of the common law's response to illegality " ( p 766 ) . With respect , this does not fairly state the aims and effects of the Illegal Contracts Act . Firstly , the Act ...
... considered to be " designed to ameliorate the harshness and rigours of the common law's response to illegality " ( p 766 ) . With respect , this does not fairly state the aims and effects of the Illegal Contracts Act . Firstly , the Act ...
Page 183
... considered under s 7 ( 3 ) ( b ) of the Illegal Contracts Act ( when that Act applies ) . This is a significant omission , for the Courts have always considered the object of the other enactment to be of extreme importance when deciding ...
... considered under s 7 ( 3 ) ( b ) of the Illegal Contracts Act ( when that Act applies ) . This is a significant omission , for the Courts have always considered the object of the other enactment to be of extreme importance when deciding ...
Page 392
... considered that the failure of the legislation to include ante - natal injuries in its definition of personal injuries by accident may be because it considered such injuries already fell within the Act . It was the view of the Authority ...
... considered that the failure of the legislation to include ante - natal injuries in its definition of personal injuries by accident may be because it considered such injuries already fell within the Act . It was the view of the Authority ...
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