The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 39Butterworths, 1963 - Law |
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Page 175
... damage the actor should be liable for all consequences however unforeseeable and however grave , so long as they can be ... damages from the defend- ant , and little weight is apparently given to the position of the plaintiff . Yet the ...
... damage the actor should be liable for all consequences however unforeseeable and however grave , so long as they can be ... damages from the defend- ant , and little weight is apparently given to the position of the plaintiff . Yet the ...
Page 418
... damages by a wife from her husband or vice versa . The rule is said to be based on the thought that the institution of marriage would be weakened if one spouse could sue the other . Today such a reason becomes nonsensical when it is ...
... damages by a wife from her husband or vice versa . The rule is said to be based on the thought that the institution of marriage would be weakened if one spouse could sue the other . Today such a reason becomes nonsensical when it is ...
Page 433
... damages has resulted in substantial alterations in the damages chapter , and related chapters . As this textbook has kept pace with all changes in the law , one can recommend the fourth edition of Mazengarb with the same confidence as ...
... damages has resulted in substantial alterations in the damages chapter , and related chapters . As this textbook has kept pace with all changes in the law , one can recommend the fourth edition of Mazengarb with the same confidence as ...
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