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Page 354
... example , the case of Hazeldene v Dore where a lessor of a block of flats had reserved to himself the right to control and service the elevators . Now somebody was injured in this elevator while he was being carried , and the question ...
... example , the case of Hazeldene v Dore where a lessor of a block of flats had reserved to himself the right to control and service the elevators . Now somebody was injured in this elevator while he was being carried , and the question ...
Page 358
... example , we would accord intervener status to an association for disabled persons to show us the impact of our judgment on that totally different group , because we realise , of course , that once we have made a pronouncement about the ...
... example , we would accord intervener status to an association for disabled persons to show us the impact of our judgment on that totally different group , because we realise , of course , that once we have made a pronouncement about the ...
Page 400
... example . Let us note for example the solicitor commissioned to draw up a will in favour of a third party who never does so at all before the testator dies as a question for contract , if a third party has been able to sue for a third ...
... example . Let us note for example the solicitor commissioned to draw up a will in favour of a third party who never does so at all before the testator dies as a question for contract , if a third party has been able to sue for a third ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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