The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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Page 391
... referred to McDonald v Dennys Lascelles Limited 38 and Holland v Wiltshire39 and then referred at length to McKenna v Richey40 saying that he was hap- py to follow that case and concluded : " In my opinion Henty v Schroder cannot stand ...
... referred to McDonald v Dennys Lascelles Limited 38 and Holland v Wiltshire39 and then referred at length to McKenna v Richey40 saying that he was hap- py to follow that case and concluded : " In my opinion Henty v Schroder cannot stand ...
Page 394
... referred to the majority decision of the House of Lords in Leeds Industrial Co - operative Society Ltd v Slack64 as deciding that Lord Cairns ' Act created the power to award damages in some cases in which damages could not be recovered ...
... referred to the majority decision of the House of Lords in Leeds Industrial Co - operative Society Ltd v Slack64 as deciding that Lord Cairns ' Act created the power to award damages in some cases in which damages could not be recovered ...
Page 469
... referred to the Arbitration Court.119 4 The Agricultural Tribunal Until 1977 wages and conditions of work for agricultural workers were determined by regulations issued under the Agricultural Workers Act 1962. The Agricultural Workers ...
... referred to the Arbitration Court.119 4 The Agricultural Tribunal Until 1977 wages and conditions of work for agricultural workers were determined by regulations issued under the Agricultural Workers Act 1962. The Agricultural Workers ...
Contents
Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
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