The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 76
Page 30
... responsibility or vicarious responsibility in terms of what a Minister resigns for . In New Zealand , Ministers only resign for mistakes and incompetencies for which they have primary responsibility . Improprietous actions should also ...
... responsibility or vicarious responsibility in terms of what a Minister resigns for . In New Zealand , Ministers only resign for mistakes and incompetencies for which they have primary responsibility . Improprietous actions should also ...
Page 178
... responsibility " to indicate the circumstances in which the Court would find a duty of care was owed . Each asserted that the cases require " something extra " to establish an " assumption of responsibility " where a company is ...
... responsibility " to indicate the circumstances in which the Court would find a duty of care was owed . Each asserted that the cases require " something extra " to establish an " assumption of responsibility " where a company is ...
Page 216
... responsibility to Parliament " ( p 307 ) . This is easy to say and is superficially attractive but repays some consideration . It is certainly true that Ministerial power has been reduced , but this is not the same thing . Even that ...
... responsibility to Parliament " ( p 307 ) . This is easy to say and is superficially attractive but repays some consideration . It is certainly true that Ministerial power has been reduced , but this is not the same thing . Even that ...
Contents
PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
Copyright | |
6 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
24 September accepted action application appointed approach arrest Auckland Australia authority bank Bill of Rights breach cause circumstances claim Commission Committee common law concerned Conference consideration considered constitutional continued contract Council Court of Appeal Crown decision defendant discussion duty effect established evidence example existence expressed fact further give given held High Court human important interest involved issue Judge judgment judicial Justice land lawyers legislation limited major matter means Minister nature noted NZLR officer Parliament particular parties person political position possible practice present principle problem protection question reasonable received recent reference regard relating relationship relevant remedies respect responsibility result rule Society statute statutory suggested tort Tribunal trust United University Wellington Zealand