The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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Page 72
... common law rules " is not usually justified and would be a dangerous habit to get into " ( at p 465 ) . The few areas where the common law remains relevant are not seen as justifying a retention of a discussion of the common law ...
... common law rules " is not usually justified and would be a dangerous habit to get into " ( at p 465 ) . The few areas where the common law remains relevant are not seen as justifying a retention of a discussion of the common law ...
Page 446
... common law to develop without having to wait for judicial intervention . Introduction The concept of Judges using legislative precedents ( as opposed to judicial ones ) in developing the common law may be gaining acceptance in the common ...
... common law to develop without having to wait for judicial intervention . Introduction The concept of Judges using legislative precedents ( as opposed to judicial ones ) in developing the common law may be gaining acceptance in the common ...
Page 448
... common law to operate as well . Clearly enough , however , such provisions show that the statute is not intended to inhibit the Courts in developing the common law ; . . . Cooke P went on to formulate a third and important qualification ...
... common law to operate as well . Clearly enough , however , such provisions show that the statute is not intended to inhibit the Courts in developing the common law ; . . . Cooke P went on to formulate a third and important qualification ...
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