The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 30Butterworths, 1954 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 89
Page 325
... CONSIDERATION . 20 At first sight the High Trees principle appears to involve a substantial modification of the doctrine of consideration . Certainly this was the construction put on the principle by Byrne , J. , in the King's Bench ...
... CONSIDERATION . 20 At first sight the High Trees principle appears to involve a substantial modification of the doctrine of consideration . Certainly this was the construction put on the principle by Byrne , J. , in the King's Bench ...
Page 326
... consideration . 2 Principally because Principally because " detriment " is likely to be given a wider meaning in the future , it can be said that the High Trees principle has liberalized the doctrine of consideration . The Courts are ...
... consideration . 2 Principally because Principally because " detriment " is likely to be given a wider meaning in the future , it can be said that the High Trees principle has liberalized the doctrine of consideration . The Courts are ...
Page 335
... consideration apply equally to the formation , variation , and discharge of contracts , and , secondly , what form must a variation of a contract take to be effective ? The High Trees and later cases have clarified both these problems ...
... consideration apply equally to the formation , variation , and discharge of contracts , and , secondly , what form must a variation of a contract take to be effective ? The High Trees and later cases have clarified both these problems ...
Contents
In Your Armchairand Mine Scriblex 15 31 | 15 |
Statutory Restrictions and Approvals 386 | 231 |
Judicial Control | 280 |
2 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
action agent agreement Amendment Act amount applied Auckland authority cause charge claim Committee common Conference consideration considered contract costs Council course Court of Appeal damages death deceased decision defendant direct District documents duty easements effect entitled evidence exercise express fact followed give given Government granted ground held House husband important intention interest issue Journal Judge judgment jurisdiction jury Justice land Law Society lawyer lease Limitation Lord matter means ment nature negligence opinion paid parties payment person plaintiff Police position practice present President principles profession provisions purchase question reason received referred regard registered relation respect result rule separation solicitor statement statute Supreme Court taken tion tort Transfer trial trust Wellington wife Zealand