The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 39Butterworths, 1963 - Law |
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Page 365
... damages but that in a trial by a Judge alone he may express his opinion of the defendant in his judgment and , having taken that into account , may in consequence award the plaintiff a smaller sum by way of damages . This suggestion has ...
... damages but that in a trial by a Judge alone he may express his opinion of the defendant in his judgment and , having taken that into account , may in consequence award the plaintiff a smaller sum by way of damages . This suggestion has ...
Page 418
... damages by a wife from her husband or vice versa . The rule is said to be based on the thought that the institution of marriage would be weakened if one spouse could sue the other . Today such a reason becomes nonsensical when it is ...
... damages by a wife from her husband or vice versa . The rule is said to be based on the thought that the institution of marriage would be weakened if one spouse could sue the other . Today such a reason becomes nonsensical when it is ...
Page 466
... damages . The House of Lords reversed this judgment on other grounds but Lord Halsbury L.C. expressed doubt whether the Court of Appeal possessed the jurisdiction which it had purported to exercise . an The second English case was ...
... damages . The House of Lords reversed this judgment on other grounds but Lord Halsbury L.C. expressed doubt whether the Court of Appeal possessed the jurisdiction which it had purported to exercise . an The second English case was ...
Contents
Hiller A Jurisdiction in Nullity 7 32 77 | 7 |
In Your ArmchairAnd MineScorpio 21 | 21 |
H J v Glen Eden | 21 |
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