The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... operation the plaintiff was dissatisfied with the results . She later had another operation to replace the implants , and it was then discovered that the original implants were smaller than the size she had asked for . The plaintiff ...
... operation the plaintiff was dissatisfied with the results . She later had another operation to replace the implants , and it was then discovered that the original implants were smaller than the size she had asked for . The plaintiff ...
Page 6
... operation as an injury . In everyday English the incisions which are part of a surgical procedure are not called injuries . Perhaps the reason that surgical operations are not considered to be injuries is the fact that the patient will ...
... operation as an injury . In everyday English the incisions which are part of a surgical procedure are not called injuries . Perhaps the reason that surgical operations are not considered to be injuries is the fact that the patient will ...
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... operation and the fact of decep- tion are not enough in themselves to constitute entrapment ; if they were , no undercover operation could ever be used in detecting crime . The real difficulty then for Judge Moran is that the volunteers ...
... operation and the fact of decep- tion are not enough in themselves to constitute entrapment ; if they were , no undercover operation could ever be used in detecting crime . The real difficulty then for Judge Moran is that the volunteers ...
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