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Page 55
... issues put to the jury . These were : " Issue No. 2. Was the said cut the cause of the plaintiff's disability ? Answer : Yes . Issue No. 3. Was such disability of a kind reasonably foreseeable by the defendant ? Answer : No. " The ...
... issues put to the jury . These were : " Issue No. 2. Was the said cut the cause of the plaintiff's disability ? Answer : Yes . Issue No. 3. Was such disability of a kind reasonably foreseeable by the defendant ? Answer : No. " The ...
Page 269
... issues of public con- cern . Journalists engaged in investigative report- ing will frequently get their facts incorrect . The more sensitive the issue the harder their task . The law of defamation as it is developed in New Zealand ...
... issues of public con- cern . Journalists engaged in investigative report- ing will frequently get their facts incorrect . The more sensitive the issue the harder their task . The law of defamation as it is developed in New Zealand ...
Page 585
... issue , even though they may be of a political content , to realise what the New Zealand Law Society might be able to achieve if it adopted a more aggressive attitude on mat- ters of public , political , and social concern . " MR C. L. ...
... issue , even though they may be of a political content , to realise what the New Zealand Law Society might be able to achieve if it adopted a more aggressive attitude on mat- ters of public , political , and social concern . " MR C. L. ...
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