The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 207
... claims for damages in re- spect of child sexual abuse are something of a phenomenon of the nineties . The emergence of this type of claim has no doubt been prompted by increasing understanding of the psy- chological nature of the damage ...
... claims for damages in re- spect of child sexual abuse are something of a phenomenon of the nineties . The emergence of this type of claim has no doubt been prompted by increasing understanding of the psy- chological nature of the damage ...
Page 208
... claim for sexual abuse . The only remaining avenues are claims for compensatory damages where the damage occurred before 1 April 1974 , when the first accident compensation scheme came into force , and claims for mental suffering which ...
... claim for sexual abuse . The only remaining avenues are claims for compensatory damages where the damage occurred before 1 April 1974 , when the first accident compensation scheme came into force , and claims for mental suffering which ...
Page 440
... claim involves directly , in financial terms , the subject- matter of the litigation , such as a claim for debt or damages . A direct claim to property or damages must have been made . The applicant's right to leave is deter- mined by ...
... claim involves directly , in financial terms , the subject- matter of the litigation , such as a claim for debt or damages . A direct claim to property or damages must have been made . The applicant's right to leave is deter- mined by ...
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