The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 80
NZLJ. LENDING PRINCIPLES AND THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT reports on the effects of the Human Rights Act 1993 on lending principles the onus is on private organisations to watch out for. Andrew Shann O ne of the principle functions of a bank is ...
NZLJ. LENDING PRINCIPLES AND THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT reports on the effects of the Human Rights Act 1993 on lending principles the onus is on private organisations to watch out for. Andrew Shann O ne of the principle functions of a bank is ...
Page 197
... principle of unjust enrichment , and the law of property . In an important article published recently in New Zealand , Professor Peter Birks , drawing on earlier work , sought to articulate his views on this issue ( " Property and ...
... principle of unjust enrichment , and the law of property . In an important article published recently in New Zealand , Professor Peter Birks , drawing on earlier work , sought to articulate his views on this issue ( " Property and ...
Page 198
... principle is appropriately invoked . Secondly , to the extent that it is possible to divine normative foundations for these conservative " principles " , Watts seems to be suggesting that the law is responding to consent : the lack of ...
... principle is appropriately invoked . Secondly , to the extent that it is possible to divine normative foundations for these conservative " principles " , Watts seems to be suggesting that the law is responding to consent : the lack of ...
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