The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 104
... torts , trespass to the person or negligence . The latter can easily be disposed of ; the injury to the plaintiff is one of the elements of the tort which is only actionable upon proof of special damage . It is , therefore , a tort ...
... torts , trespass to the person or negligence . The latter can easily be disposed of ; the injury to the plaintiff is one of the elements of the tort which is only actionable upon proof of special damage . It is , therefore , a tort ...
Page 105
... tort ; but he is the victim of the tort because he was the person on whom the physical contact took place , not because he suffered personal injury as a result of that physical contact . Accordingly , his right to claim punitive damages ...
... tort ; but he is the victim of the tort because he was the person on whom the physical contact took place , not because he suffered personal injury as a result of that physical contact . Accordingly , his right to claim punitive damages ...
Page 220
... tort , although linked by the much abused and overworked term " foreseeability " , will be a consideration of no little importance if the plaintiff has a choice as to whether to frame the action in contract or in tort . ( This latter ...
... tort , although linked by the much abused and overworked term " foreseeability " , will be a consideration of no little importance if the plaintiff has a choice as to whether to frame the action in contract or in tort . ( This latter ...
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