The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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NZLJ. a 5 5 INDUSTRIAL LAW WRONGFUL AND UNJUSTIFIED DISMISSAL : DAMAGES AND. 1129 , 1227 where he said " The plaintiff cannot recover exemplary damages unless he is the victim of the punishable behavicur " . While the decision in Rookes ...
NZLJ. a 5 5 INDUSTRIAL LAW WRONGFUL AND UNJUSTIFIED DISMISSAL : DAMAGES AND. 1129 , 1227 where he said " The plaintiff cannot recover exemplary damages unless he is the victim of the punishable behavicur " . While the decision in Rookes ...
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... damages actions . Nor can it be claimed that the change was fortui- tous and unintended when emphasising the pur- posive aspects of a damages award Parliament invariably uses " damages in respect of " ( i ) or the equally common " damages ...
... damages actions . Nor can it be claimed that the change was fortui- tous and unintended when emphasising the pur- posive aspects of a damages award Parliament invariably uses " damages in respect of " ( i ) or the equally common " damages ...
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... damages for assault . Jeffries J considered that " a dichotomy in damages [ between compen- sation and punishment ] is inherently improbable in the scheme of the Act " and he was " tolerably certain the legislature did not wish to leave ...
... damages for assault . Jeffries J considered that " a dichotomy in damages [ between compen- sation and punishment ] is inherently improbable in the scheme of the Act " and he was " tolerably certain the legislature did not wish to leave ...
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