The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 16Butterworths, 1940 - Law |
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... negligence has ceased but because it is not the cause of the accident . It was the march of invention that began to expose the weaknesses in the last - opportunity rule as a general guide . The increasing speeds of vehicles propelled by ...
... negligence has ceased but because it is not the cause of the accident . It was the march of invention that began to expose the weaknesses in the last - opportunity rule as a general guide . The increasing speeds of vehicles propelled by ...
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... negligence , some principle upon which the members of our Courts have shown a united front , the choice would have to rest upon the observa- tions of Stable , J. , in Daly v . Liverpool Corporation , [ 1939 ] 2 All E.R. 142 , 144 : — My ...
... negligence , some principle upon which the members of our Courts have shown a united front , the choice would have to rest upon the observa- tions of Stable , J. , in Daly v . Liverpool Corporation , [ 1939 ] 2 All E.R. 142 , 144 : — My ...
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... negligent , but his negligence was not a cause operating to produce the damage , there would be no defence . 33 I find it impossible to divorce any theory of contributory negligence from the concept of causation . It is negligence which ...
... negligent , but his negligence was not a cause operating to produce the damage , there would be no defence . 33 I find it impossible to divorce any theory of contributory negligence from the concept of causation . It is negligence which ...
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