The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 25Butterworths, 1949 - Law |
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Page 81
... Crown is a servant at will . Even if there be a contract of service , the Crown's absolute powers of dismissal must be deemed to be imported into it , whatever its terms . It is not for the Court , or a jury , to discuss and decide upon ...
... Crown is a servant at will . Even if there be a contract of service , the Crown's absolute powers of dismissal must be deemed to be imported into it , whatever its terms . It is not for the Court , or a jury , to discuss and decide upon ...
Page 82
... Crown had authority to make . It would be against policy that any servant of the Crown should have authority to bind the Crown to such a contract . But in the next place , even if such a contract could be made lawfully so as to bind the ...
... Crown had authority to make . It would be against policy that any servant of the Crown should have authority to bind the Crown to such a contract . But in the next place , even if such a contract could be made lawfully so as to bind the ...
Page 205
... Crown Representatives , and a commendable degree of independence and impartiality on the part of Crown valuers , even when the Crown itself may be directly or indirectly concerned . It is obvious , however , that , where , as in the ...
... Crown Representatives , and a commendable degree of independence and impartiality on the part of Crown valuers , even when the Crown itself may be directly or indirectly concerned . It is obvious , however , that , where , as in the ...
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