The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 50Butterworths, 1975 - Law |
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Page 277
... duty to non - contractual entrants depended on whether the entrant was an “ invitee ” ( to whom the highest duty was owed ; but what form that duty exactly took was far from clear ) ( a ) , or a " licensee " ( to whom a lesser duty was ...
... duty to non - contractual entrants depended on whether the entrant was an “ invitee ” ( to whom the highest duty was owed ; but what form that duty exactly took was far from clear ) ( a ) , or a " licensee " ( to whom a lesser duty was ...
Page 278
... duty of care " and in respect of trespassers in most circumstances a duty ( albeit a lesser duty ) will also be owed ( j ) . But by virtue of s 5 these duties are completely un- enforceable since the claim for damages is abolished ...
... duty of care " and in respect of trespassers in most circumstances a duty ( albeit a lesser duty ) will also be owed ( j ) . But by virtue of s 5 these duties are completely un- enforceable since the claim for damages is abolished ...
Page 279
... duty to see that something was done ( even though they failed to carry out their duty ) and were in a better position to ap- preciate what should be done than a transient safety inspector . In Cooper's case ( r ) the com- pany had been ...
... duty to see that something was done ( even though they failed to carry out their duty ) and were in a better position to ap- preciate what should be done than a transient safety inspector . In Cooper's case ( r ) the com- pany had been ...
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