The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2003 - Law |
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Page 45
... duty by the doctors or social workers . In addition , the plaintiffs alleged that the State owed a separate duty of care in investigating sexual abuse claims which was breached . The High Court took the opportunity to revisit the ...
... duty by the doctors or social workers . In addition , the plaintiffs alleged that the State owed a separate duty of care in investigating sexual abuse claims which was breached . The High Court took the opportunity to revisit the ...
Page 47
... duty owed by the Registrar was to the public as a whole rather than to individual investors . It was a duty to ensure the efficient operation of the marketplace through the balancing of a myriad of competing interests . Indeed ...
... duty owed by the Registrar was to the public as a whole rather than to individual investors . It was a duty to ensure the efficient operation of the marketplace through the balancing of a myriad of competing interests . Indeed ...
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... duty . A breach is a failure to sustain a duty . However , it must first be appreciated that a trustee owes duties to beneficiaries that do not require breach before they become legally " remediable ” . Thus , if a trustee's duty is in ...
... duty . A breach is a failure to sustain a duty . However , it must first be appreciated that a trustee owes duties to beneficiaries that do not require breach before they become legally " remediable ” . Thus , if a trustee's duty is in ...
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Editorial | 1 |
LexisNexis NZ Limited | 25 |
Reviewing the Arbitration Act 1996 | 34 |
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