The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2003 - Law |
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Page 111
... liability for negligent misstatement . First , in Trevor Ivory the rationale common to all three judgments in the New Zealand Court of Appeal was that the agent was not liable because he had assumed no personal responsibility to the ...
... liability for negligent misstatement . First , in Trevor Ivory the rationale common to all three judgments in the New Zealand Court of Appeal was that the agent was not liable because he had assumed no personal responsibility to the ...
Page 112
... liability for civil wrongs committed in the course of the company's business only where the requisite elements of the civil wrong are proved by the plaintiff against the agent . Put in positive terms , when the civil liability of a ...
... liability for civil wrongs committed in the course of the company's business only where the requisite elements of the civil wrong are proved by the plaintiff against the agent . Put in positive terms , when the civil liability of a ...
Page 242
... liability of the Crown in the context of such organisations . After all , when the government decides that an ... liability The general rule is that the Crown is liable in contract in common law and this has been confirmed by s 3 ( 2 ) ...
... liability of the Crown in the context of such organisations . After all , when the government decides that an ... liability The general rule is that the Crown is liable in contract in common law and this has been confirmed by s 3 ( 2 ) ...
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Reviewing the Arbitration Act 1996 | 34 |
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