The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 57
... remedy . For so long as our classi- fication process draws sharp dis- tinctions between the remedies each several class makes avail- able , the class with the greatest remedial amplitude will inevit- ably be the one to which resort is ...
... remedy . For so long as our classi- fication process draws sharp dis- tinctions between the remedies each several class makes avail- able , the class with the greatest remedial amplitude will inevit- ably be the one to which resort is ...
Page 132
... remedies under s 18 : to require the supplier to remedy the defect in a reasonable time under subs 18 ( 2 ) , or to ... remedies : it held that the remedies subss 18 ( 2 ) and ( 3 ) could not be exercised sequentially . However , on the ...
... remedies under s 18 : to require the supplier to remedy the defect in a reasonable time under subs 18 ( 2 ) , or to ... remedies : it held that the remedies subss 18 ( 2 ) and ( 3 ) could not be exercised sequentially . However , on the ...
Page 167
... remedies is awarded . In this regard s 40 ( 2 ) requires the tribunal in deciding the nature and extent of the remedies to be provided to con- sider the extent to which the actions of the employee contributed to- wards the situation ...
... remedies is awarded . In this regard s 40 ( 2 ) requires the tribunal in deciding the nature and extent of the remedies to be provided to con- sider the extent to which the actions of the employee contributed to- wards the situation ...
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