The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 30Butterworths, 1954 - Law |
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Page 281
... CAUSE OF ACTION " IN TORT IN RESPECT OF BODILY INJURIES . III . WHEN THE CAUSE OF ACTION ACCRUES . right of action may arise on the happening of one or more events ; but as Lindley , L.J. , as he then was , said in Reeves v . Butcher ...
... CAUSE OF ACTION " IN TORT IN RESPECT OF BODILY INJURIES . III . WHEN THE CAUSE OF ACTION ACCRUES . right of action may arise on the happening of one or more events ; but as Lindley , L.J. , as he then was , said in Reeves v . Butcher ...
Page 282
... cause of action accrued at the date of the breach of duty , by the defendant , and not from the time of its discovery by the plaintiff . Holroyd , J. , at p . 266 , 100 , said that the cause of action was the negligence of the solicitor ...
... cause of action accrued at the date of the breach of duty , by the defendant , and not from the time of its discovery by the plaintiff . Holroyd , J. , at p . 266 , 100 , said that the cause of action was the negligence of the solicitor ...
Page 283
... causing bodily injuries - an act wrongful in itself causing damage the cause of action accrues on the happening of the wrongful act , the limitation of two years imposed by s . 4 ( 7 ) of the Limitation Act , 1950 , runs from the ...
... causing bodily injuries - an act wrongful in itself causing damage the cause of action accrues on the happening of the wrongful act , the limitation of two years imposed by s . 4 ( 7 ) of the Limitation Act , 1950 , runs from the ...
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In Your Armchairand Mine Scriblex 15 31 | 15 |
Statutory Restrictions and Approvals 386 | 231 |
Judicial Control | 280 |
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