The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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Page 98
... common law principles , or which they saw as in any way restricting the liberty of the individual , and were determined to give them as narrow a sphere of operation as possible . The presumption that " a statute is deemed not to alter ...
... common law principles , or which they saw as in any way restricting the liberty of the individual , and were determined to give them as narrow a sphere of operation as possible . The presumption that " a statute is deemed not to alter ...
Page 99
... common law or statutory , moves consistently and with a single purpose . Before summarising the three cases it may be instructive to inquire as to the influences which have brought about this change . The main one , no doubt , is that ...
... common law or statutory , moves consistently and with a single purpose . Before summarising the three cases it may be instructive to inquire as to the influences which have brought about this change . The main one , no doubt , is that ...
Page 394
... common law and said : " But apart from these and similar cases where damages could not be claimed at all in common law , there is sound authority for the proposition that the Act does not provide for the assessment of damages on any new ...
... common law and said : " But apart from these and similar cases where damages could not be claimed at all in common law , there is sound authority for the proposition that the Act does not provide for the assessment of damages on any new ...
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Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
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