The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 41
... received the official letter from the Attorney - General , and on the same day he received a letter appointing him the Danish Consul for the South Island - a post he resigned that day . As he noted wryly he was able to report to ...
... received the official letter from the Attorney - General , and on the same day he received a letter appointing him the Danish Consul for the South Island - a post he resigned that day . As he noted wryly he was able to report to ...
Page 169
... received to the use of the plaintiff . Clearly the Ponts were to succeed . Tipping J went on to state that one of the classic circumstances in which money can be claimed as had and received is when the money has been paid pursuant to a ...
... received to the use of the plaintiff . Clearly the Ponts were to succeed . Tipping J went on to state that one of the classic circumstances in which money can be claimed as had and received is when the money has been paid pursuant to a ...
Page 275
... received into an already overdrawn account . This is a particularly difficult issue for the banks , because on the one hand they are under a common law implied duty to accept payment of funds into customers ' accounts - even when an ...
... received into an already overdrawn account . This is a particularly difficult issue for the banks , because on the one hand they are under a common law implied duty to accept payment of funds into customers ' accounts - even when an ...
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