The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 39Butterworths, 1963 - Law |
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Page 163
... principle was involved . I " I must confess that I would not wish to be a member of either of these Commissions . should certainly feel that I was omitting a decision which might one day come in useful to someone , or which might enable ...
... principle was involved . I " I must confess that I would not wish to be a member of either of these Commissions . should certainly feel that I was omitting a decision which might one day come in useful to someone , or which might enable ...
Page 182
... principle would even abrogate the principles enunciated in our Contributory Negligence Act . Representing the motorists of this country Mr Dowling could think of nothing worse . What was put forward by Mr Harris was so foreign to our ...
... principle would even abrogate the principles enunciated in our Contributory Negligence Act . Representing the motorists of this country Mr Dowling could think of nothing worse . What was put forward by Mr Harris was so foreign to our ...
Page 206
... principle . Of particular importance is the qualification Lord Atkinson placed upon the language of Lord Loreburn in Tamplin's case on the question of implication . Lord Atkinson speci- fically relied upon Hamlyn v . Wood for the ...
... principle . Of particular importance is the qualification Lord Atkinson placed upon the language of Lord Loreburn in Tamplin's case on the question of implication . Lord Atkinson speci- fically relied upon Hamlyn v . Wood for the ...
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