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Page 117
... torts has been a problem question turning on the relationship between the tort of false imprisonment and the Accident Compensation Act 1982. The Court of Appeal expressly left open the extent to which causes of action in false ...
... torts has been a problem question turning on the relationship between the tort of false imprisonment and the Accident Compensation Act 1982. The Court of Appeal expressly left open the extent to which causes of action in false ...
Page 121
... tort and as a matter of fiduciary obligation is undesirable " . Thirdly , His Honour observed that if there were such a duty as formulated in Shotter , its breach would not allow the guarantee to be set aside , but merely permit ...
... tort and as a matter of fiduciary obligation is undesirable " . Thirdly , His Honour observed that if there were such a duty as formulated in Shotter , its breach would not allow the guarantee to be set aside , but merely permit ...
Page 400
... tort and estoppel . In connection with tort , I suggest that is tort action , one on the fringes of tort , may sometimes be appropriate when something is undertaken in circumstances not constituting a contract and is badly performed as ...
... tort and estoppel . In connection with tort , I suggest that is tort action , one on the fringes of tort , may sometimes be appropriate when something is undertaken in circumstances not constituting a contract and is badly performed as ...
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