The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 8Butterworths, 1932 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 90
Page 17
... Council ? In that case it is clear that we must follow the higher authority . " We go a step further : what if the House of Lords and the Privy Council are in disagreement ? Which of those authorities is then to be followed in our ...
... Council ? In that case it is clear that we must follow the higher authority . " We go a step further : what if the House of Lords and the Privy Council are in disagreement ? Which of those authorities is then to be followed in our ...
Page 82
... Council who were not seeking re- election - Messrs . R. McVeagh , J. H. Reyburn and F. L. G. West . Mr. McVeagh had served on the Council continuously with the exception of one year , since 1908 , holding , in the course of that time ...
... Council who were not seeking re- election - Messrs . R. McVeagh , J. H. Reyburn and F. L. G. West . Mr. McVeagh had served on the Council continuously with the exception of one year , since 1908 , holding , in the course of that time ...
Page 244
... Council though it has no interest in the land . But even though no compensation was payable to the County Council under the Electric - power Boards Act of 1925 , it must be remembered that by s . 86 of that Act , when it was necessary ...
... Council though it has no interest in the land . But even though no compensation was payable to the County Council under the Electric - power Boards Act of 1925 , it must be remembered that by s . 86 of that Act , when it was necessary ...
Contents
Runningdown Cases Disclosure of Defendants | 46 |
Equitable | 83 |
66 | 187 |
8 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
accident action agreement amount application appointed Auckland authority barrister breach cause charge chattels Chief Justice child Christchurch circumstances claim commenced compensation contract Council Counsel Court of Appeal creditors damages daughter death debenture deceased decision defendant company district duty earthquake effect employment entitled evidence fact favour Gisborne Hawke's Bay held Honour thought Honour's opinion House of Lords income injury interest Irish Free issue Judge judgment judicial jury King's Counsel land Law Society liability license liquidator Lord Magistrate marriage matter ment mortgagee Mortgagors motor negligence Palmerston North Parliament parties payable payment person petitioner plaintiff present principle Privy Council proceedings Public Trustee purchase question reason referred Regulations Relief Act respect respondent risk rule settlor shares Sir Michael Myers Solicitors statute statutory supra Supreme Court testator Thomas Wales tion Wellington wife winding-up words worker Zealand