The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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Page 160
... Court of Appeal would provoke considerable reaction . The issue in the Court of Appeal ( whether the trial Judge had misdirected the jury and whether the award of £ 25,000 by way of " ex- emplary damages " was excessive ) assumed what ...
... Court of Appeal would provoke considerable reaction . The issue in the Court of Appeal ( whether the trial Judge had misdirected the jury and whether the award of £ 25,000 by way of " ex- emplary damages " was excessive ) assumed what ...
Page 438
... Court of Appeal had to consider questions relating to the lia- bility of the keeper of dangerous animals , and whether there are circumstances , ( such as the master / servant relationship where although there is no escape , the ...
... Court of Appeal had to consider questions relating to the lia- bility of the keeper of dangerous animals , and whether there are circumstances , ( such as the master / servant relationship where although there is no escape , the ...
Page 553
... Court of Appeal may not be altogether matter of dismay , and whose view of the Supreme Court is that the most important func- tion of the Judge is to say , ' Members of the jury , all questions of fact are of course for you . ' a " It ...
... Court of Appeal may not be altogether matter of dismay , and whose view of the Supreme Court is that the most important func- tion of the Judge is to say , ' Members of the jury , all questions of fact are of course for you . ' a " It ...
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