The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 50Butterworths, 1975 - Law |
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Page 113
... fact that , as mentioned earlier , the damages that the defendant would otherwise have been entitled to had not been capable of quantification . Factors that influ- enced his Honour were that the plaintiffs had no separate professional ...
... fact that , as mentioned earlier , the damages that the defendant would otherwise have been entitled to had not been capable of quantification . Factors that influ- enced his Honour were that the plaintiffs had no separate professional ...
Page 236
... fact that a Parliamentary drafts- man puts a statute into legal language should not obscure the fact that it is Parliamentary policy that he is interpreting . And Parlia- mentary policy is political policy . To put it more bluntly , the ...
... fact that a Parliamentary drafts- man puts a statute into legal language should not obscure the fact that it is Parliamentary policy that he is interpreting . And Parlia- mentary policy is political policy . To put it more bluntly , the ...
Page 484
... fact that it was actually being actively enjoyed by the grantee , with the full recognition of the vendors of the pro- perty of his right to use it , and the fact that in reliance of the continuance of such enjoy- ment the grantee had ...
... fact that it was actually being actively enjoyed by the grantee , with the full recognition of the vendors of the pro- perty of his right to use it , and the fact that in reliance of the continuance of such enjoy- ment the grantee had ...
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