The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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... injury . Section 5 ( 1 ) does not re- quire that this injury be the sole or most direct factor from which the damages arise , as is shown by the use of the word " indirectly " . It is only necessary that the damages in question arise in ...
... injury . Section 5 ( 1 ) does not re- quire that this injury be the sole or most direct factor from which the damages arise , as is shown by the use of the word " indirectly " . It is only necessary that the damages in question arise in ...
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... injury " in the relevant part of 5 ( 1 ) can only be construed as meaning " personal injury by accident " . So construed , the relevant inquiry is whether the damages sought arise , directly or indirectly , out of personal injury by ...
... injury " in the relevant part of 5 ( 1 ) can only be construed as meaning " personal injury by accident " . So construed , the relevant inquiry is whether the damages sought arise , directly or indirectly , out of personal injury by ...
Page 466
... injury by accident to narrow , formal and legalistic criteria but to leave it free , flexi- ble and adaptable to social needs . Another topic that deserves mention is hy pothermia or exposure . " Conditions which develop from exposure ...
... injury by accident to narrow , formal and legalistic criteria but to leave it free , flexi- ble and adaptable to social needs . Another topic that deserves mention is hy pothermia or exposure . " Conditions which develop from exposure ...
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