The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 39Butterworths, 1963 - Law |
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Page 201
... frustration Lord Somervell added the authority of his concurrence in unusually pointed language : " I agree with him ( Lord Reid ) that it is desirable to decide what is the proper basis of frustration . I also agree with his con ...
... frustration Lord Somervell added the authority of his concurrence in unusually pointed language : " I agree with him ( Lord Reid ) that it is desirable to decide what is the proper basis of frustration . I also agree with his con ...
Page 202
... frustration being invoked , is only one instance of the kind . of circumstance to which the law attends " . ( e ) If this means that the doctrine of frustration applies where no element of delay is present we feel compelled , with ...
... frustration being invoked , is only one instance of the kind . of circumstance to which the law attends " . ( e ) If this means that the doctrine of frustration applies where no element of delay is present we feel compelled , with ...
Page 352
... frustration . Leicester J. summarised counsel's arguments thus : adherents " among the Judges and the text writers to the implied term theory of frustration , most have accepted the following statement by Lord Radcliffe in Davis ...
... frustration . Leicester J. summarised counsel's arguments thus : adherents " among the Judges and the text writers to the implied term theory of frustration , most have accepted the following statement by Lord Radcliffe in Davis ...
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