The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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Page 89
... duty to use reasonable care in dealing with the assets of the company . The duties imposed by equity on a mortgagee and on a receiver and manager would be quite unnecessary if there existed a general duty in negligence to take ...
... duty to use reasonable care in dealing with the assets of the company . The duties imposed by equity on a mortgagee and on a receiver and manager would be quite unnecessary if there existed a general duty in negligence to take ...
Page 137
... duty . The point is not that there should be no tort duty if there is no contract , as Lloyd LJ's words appear to suggest , nor that there should be no tort duty if there is a contract , but that contractual and tortious liability ...
... duty . The point is not that there should be no tort duty if there is no contract , as Lloyd LJ's words appear to suggest , nor that there should be no tort duty if there is a contract , but that contractual and tortious liability ...
Page 178
... duty of care if he or she is to be found liable in negligence . This is the obvious implication of separate legal entitihood and the corollary of the point that directors , even executive directors , do not owe an automatic duty of care ...
... duty of care if he or she is to be found liable in negligence . This is the obvious implication of separate legal entitihood and the corollary of the point that directors , even executive directors , do not owe an automatic duty of care ...
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CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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