The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 27Butterworths, 1951 - Law |
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Page 181
... reasonable care on his part for his own safety , is entitled to expect that the occupier shall on his part use reasonable care to prevent damage from unusual danger , which he knows or ought to know ; and where there is evidence of ...
... reasonable care on his part for his own safety , is entitled to expect that the occupier shall on his part use reasonable care to prevent damage from unusual danger , which he knows or ought to know ; and where there is evidence of ...
Page 182
... reasonable care to avoid acts or omissions likely to injure him . Under the first heading , the duty towards an invitee was said to be to take reasonable care that the premises were safe , or , alterna- tively , if the duty was not so ...
... reasonable care to avoid acts or omissions likely to injure him . Under the first heading , the duty towards an invitee was said to be to take reasonable care that the premises were safe , or , alterna- tively , if the duty was not so ...
Page 264
... reasonable and probable consequences of the failure to take care , judged by the standard of the ordinary reasonable man . . The Court must be careful to place itself in the position of the person charged with the duty and to consider ...
... reasonable and probable consequences of the failure to take care , judged by the standard of the ordinary reasonable man . . The Court must be careful to place itself in the position of the person charged with the duty and to consider ...
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Adams E C | 1 |
Public Highways in New Zealand as defined | 2 |
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