The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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Page 171
... effect — in other words by establishing an adequate relationship of cause and effect bet- ween the initial injury and the ulti- mate consequence " . ( Stephenson v Waite Tileman ( supra ) at p 168 ) . Applying that principle to the ...
... effect — in other words by establishing an adequate relationship of cause and effect bet- ween the initial injury and the ulti- mate consequence " . ( Stephenson v Waite Tileman ( supra ) at p 168 ) . Applying that principle to the ...
Page 191
... effect of the definition in s 2 ( 2 ) " ( per Cooke J ) . Counsel for the Commissioner also relied upon the notorious s 70 ( no deduction or allowance to be made in respect of any benefit or advantage to the donor ) ; but it was held ...
... effect of the definition in s 2 ( 2 ) " ( per Cooke J ) . Counsel for the Commissioner also relied upon the notorious s 70 ( no deduction or allowance to be made in respect of any benefit or advantage to the donor ) ; but it was held ...
Page 454
... effect and implication of the Agreement . " The other read : " I hereby certify before [ the wife ] signed the foregoing agree- ment I explained to her the effect and implica- tion of the Agreement . " Each was signed by a solicitor ...
... effect and implication of the Agreement . " The other read : " I hereby certify before [ the wife ] signed the foregoing agree- ment I explained to her the effect and implica- tion of the Agreement . " Each was signed by a solicitor ...
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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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