The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 212
... action . In addition , His Honour did not accept that Mr Palmer's action was one which arose directly or indirectly out of a personal injury which was covered by the legislation . That interpretation , he noted , involved reading the ...
... action . In addition , His Honour did not accept that Mr Palmer's action was one which arose directly or indirectly out of a personal injury which was covered by the legislation . That interpretation , he noted , involved reading the ...
Page 345
... action . In the process , the judgment gives us some indication of how these two Court of Appeal Judges view Rylands and its place in relation to the law of nuisance . The minority noted that the Rylands action was the response to ...
... action . In the process , the judgment gives us some indication of how these two Court of Appeal Judges view Rylands and its place in relation to the law of nuisance . The minority noted that the Rylands action was the response to ...
Page 346
... actions ( and this seems to be the point of the arguments that either action could cover the same fact situation and the defences are to all intents and purposes the same ) then the judgment in Tock appears to make nonsense of this . In ...
... actions ( and this seems to be the point of the arguments that either action could cover the same fact situation and the defences are to all intents and purposes the same ) then the judgment in Tock appears to make nonsense of this . In ...
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