The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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Page 139
... cause of ac- tion in tort arising out of defective construction or careless certification . ( The occurrence of the damage in this sense determines the commencement of the limitation period ) . ( ii ) The nature of the developer's duty ...
... cause of ac- tion in tort arising out of defective construction or careless certification . ( The occurrence of the damage in this sense determines the commencement of the limitation period ) . ( ii ) The nature of the developer's duty ...
Page 140
... cause of action arises " when the state of the building is such that there is present or immi- nent danger to the health or safety of persons occupying it " .14 His Lordship did not specify a perceived danger and this suggests a similar ...
... cause of action arises " when the state of the building is such that there is present or immi- nent danger to the health or safety of persons occupying it " .14 His Lordship did not specify a perceived danger and this suggests a similar ...
Page 216
... cause of ac- tion to which the claim for aggravated or exemplary damages has to be related — is almost invariably a cause of action in tort and very commonly a tort involving per- sonal injury to the plaintiff . It follows that in order ...
... cause of ac- tion to which the claim for aggravated or exemplary damages has to be related — is almost invariably a cause of action in tort and very commonly a tort involving per- sonal injury to the plaintiff . It follows that in order ...
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Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
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