The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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... claim for his wasted expenditure by reason of breach of con- tract , instead of for his loss of profits ( for he could not claim both and must elect between them ) , was not limited to the expenditure incurred after the contract had ...
... claim for his wasted expenditure by reason of breach of con- tract , instead of for his loss of profits ( for he could not claim both and must elect between them ) , was not limited to the expenditure incurred after the contract had ...
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... claim for damages must be considered separately on its own special facts . 7. Taylor was awarded damages ( a ) for the cost of repair of the concrete building at the back ; ( b ) No damages for the middle building because of its age . 8 ...
... claim for damages must be considered separately on its own special facts . 7. Taylor was awarded damages ( a ) for the cost of repair of the concrete building at the back ; ( b ) No damages for the middle building because of its age . 8 ...
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... claims . This type of claim has a large element of public interest which makes it proper that legal aid should be more freely available , the more so as the quantum of such claims is fre- quently too small to warrant an individual to ...
... claims . This type of claim has a large element of public interest which makes it proper that legal aid should be more freely available , the more so as the quantum of such claims is fre- quently too small to warrant an individual to ...
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Catchlines of Recent Judgments 6 54 78 100 | 6 |
Duties of a Mortgagee in Exercising Power | 15 |
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