The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 65
... nature of the professional relationship is client - centred ' and it is necessary to understand fully the nature of this relationship to justify the rule prohibiting conflicts of interest . The lawyer / client relationship is based on a ...
... nature of the professional relationship is client - centred ' and it is necessary to understand fully the nature of this relationship to justify the rule prohibiting conflicts of interest . The lawyer / client relationship is based on a ...
Page 82
... natural use of the land . The nuisance and negligence claims were not pursued on appeal . In the House of Lords however it was held that the rule in Rylands v Fletcher was not one of strict liability in the sense that foreseeability of ...
... natural use of the land . The nuisance and negligence claims were not pursued on appeal . In the House of Lords however it was held that the rule in Rylands v Fletcher was not one of strict liability in the sense that foreseeability of ...
Page 233
... nature of the entities entering into the arrangement , the nature of the property secured and the form of the transaction by which the arrangement is effected . In many cases the law governing a particular transaction is to be found in ...
... nature of the entities entering into the arrangement , the nature of the property secured and the form of the transaction by which the arrangement is effected . In many cases the law governing a particular transaction is to be found in ...
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