The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 39Butterworths, 1963 - Law |
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Page 172
... possible to predict the number of persons who each year will be killed or injured in factories , on the roads , or in the home . It is obvious , of course , that no conceivable system of law could ever attempt to compensate individuals ...
... possible to predict the number of persons who each year will be killed or injured in factories , on the roads , or in the home . It is obvious , of course , that no conceivable system of law could ever attempt to compensate individuals ...
Page 211
... possible , to have rules of contract which were comprehensible to persons abroad who might have to deal by way of contract with people here . He was not clear how far the existing common law rules of frustration could be reconciled with ...
... possible , to have rules of contract which were comprehensible to persons abroad who might have to deal by way of contract with people here . He was not clear how far the existing common law rules of frustration could be reconciled with ...
Page 251
... possible to recognise in assessing death duties that part of that estate in fact belonged to the wife and there should be no death duty on that part . For income tax purposes , half of the husband's income should be recognised as being ...
... possible to recognise in assessing death duties that part of that estate in fact belonged to the wife and there should be no death duty on that part . For income tax purposes , half of the husband's income should be recognised as being ...
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