The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 50Butterworths, 1975 - Law |
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Page 256
... damage occurs , so that if there is more than one head of damage , there may be more than one cause of action whether the injury is action- able per se or not , and the rule that damages are " once and for all " does not apply . In his ...
... damage occurs , so that if there is more than one head of damage , there may be more than one cause of action whether the injury is action- able per se or not , and the rule that damages are " once and for all " does not apply . In his ...
Page 257
... damages will be available to cover humiliation and loss of other benefits . It can be argued that such damages are quite dis- tinct from those which flow from the personal injury . In addition there are causes of action which whilst ...
... damages will be available to cover humiliation and loss of other benefits . It can be argued that such damages are quite dis- tinct from those which flow from the personal injury . In addition there are causes of action which whilst ...
Page 262
... damages ? ( 2 ) In assault , should contributory " fault " reduce the damages ? He replied " no " to the first question on the ample authority of Lane v Holloway [ 1968 ] 1 QB 379 relying on Fontin v Katapodis ( 1968 ) 108 CLR 177 ( a ) ...
... damages ? ( 2 ) In assault , should contributory " fault " reduce the damages ? He replied " no " to the first question on the ample authority of Lane v Holloway [ 1968 ] 1 QB 379 relying on Fontin v Katapodis ( 1968 ) 108 CLR 177 ( a ) ...
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