The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 8Butterworths, 1932 - Law |
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Page 18
... employment . This is the first time these questions have come before any Court in the British Empire in relation to the effects of earthquake . In response to numerous requests from practitioners , in the Dominion and over- seas , the ...
... employment . This is the first time these questions have come before any Court in the British Empire in relation to the effects of earthquake . In response to numerous requests from practitioners , in the Dominion and over- seas , the ...
Page 20
... employment he was subject to risks different from and in addition to those to which other persons were exposed who were within the area affected by the earthquake in question . His injuries from the broken bottles , therefore , arose ...
... employment he was subject to risks different from and in addition to those to which other persons were exposed who were within the area affected by the earthquake in question . His injuries from the broken bottles , therefore , arose ...
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... employment of the worker brought him to a spot which in fact turned out to be highly dangerous . Thom's case , as His Honour read it , did not purport to alter the law as laid down in those cases , and Allcock v . Rogers ( supra ) was ...
... employment of the worker brought him to a spot which in fact turned out to be highly dangerous . Thom's case , as His Honour read it , did not purport to alter the law as laid down in those cases , and Allcock v . Rogers ( supra ) was ...
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Runningdown Cases Disclosure of Defendants | 46 |
Equitable | 83 |
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