The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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Page 135
... Appeal might be persuaded by Counsel to overrule the decision in McLaren Maycroft . The basis of the argument is that there should be concurrent liability in contract and tort for a breach of the duty of care . It is suggested that ...
... Appeal might be persuaded by Counsel to overrule the decision in McLaren Maycroft . The basis of the argument is that there should be concurrent liability in contract and tort for a breach of the duty of care . It is suggested that ...
Page 312
... appeal to the District Court was limited to cases of procedural unfairness and did not extend to the correction of errors of law . He acknowledged that this conclusion necessarily restricted the effect of the requirement that the ...
... appeal to the District Court was limited to cases of procedural unfairness and did not extend to the correction of errors of law . He acknowledged that this conclusion necessarily restricted the effect of the requirement that the ...
Page 458
... Appeal and the High Court are never referred to in spoken or written form as “ Judge ( surname ) " . If they have a ... Appeal ( a ) Sir Yours faithfully ( b ) Dear Sir Robin ( Yours faithfully ) ( Yours sincerely ) ( Yours faithfully ) ...
... Appeal and the High Court are never referred to in spoken or written form as “ Judge ( surname ) " . If they have a ... Appeal ( a ) Sir Yours faithfully ( b ) Dear Sir Robin ( Yours faithfully ) ( Yours sincerely ) ( Yours faithfully ) ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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