The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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... principle of strict liability for interference with the support of land by land . Alternatively that that principle should be ex- tended to cover this situation " where , at the time the excavating owner carried out the work , all the ...
... principle of strict liability for interference with the support of land by land . Alternatively that that principle should be ex- tended to cover this situation " where , at the time the excavating owner carried out the work , all the ...
Page 247
... principle that unjust enrichment does not exist in English law . . . [ these cases ] clearly reveal the invocation of un- just enrichment as a principle of fairness applicable by reference to the assumed merits of each individual case ...
... principle that unjust enrichment does not exist in English law . . . [ these cases ] clearly reveal the invocation of un- just enrichment as a principle of fairness applicable by reference to the assumed merits of each individual case ...
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... principle , you will see the idea in mind . A principle , according to a pragmatist , is a rule that enables a Judge to dispose of ten cases a day , without inquiring into the merits of any of them . The theme of the lecture is that in ...
... principle , you will see the idea in mind . A principle , according to a pragmatist , is a rule that enables a Judge to dispose of ten cases a day , without inquiring into the merits of any of them . The theme of the lecture is that in ...
Contents
Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
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