The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 123
... tort of harbouring , which made liable to a husband in damages anyone who provided his wife with the sort of hospitality that women's refuges do today . The tort was based on the reasoning that if deprived of shelter a wife would be ...
... tort of harbouring , which made liable to a husband in damages anyone who provided his wife with the sort of hospitality that women's refuges do today . The tort was based on the reasoning that if deprived of shelter a wife would be ...
Page 252
... tort feasors ) and the Contribu- tory Negligence Act 1947 . The proposed Act is not a re - state- ment of previous law but contains a number of significant changes . In par- ticular it : • • Applies a regime of contribution to both ...
... tort feasors ) and the Contribu- tory Negligence Act 1947 . The proposed Act is not a re - state- ment of previous law but contains a number of significant changes . In par- ticular it : • • Applies a regime of contribution to both ...
Page 456
... Torts - solicitor's duty of care - Rosemary Tobin , 361 Taxation Recent cases on tax schemes - Brian Keene , 102 Tax and charities ' businesses - Anthony Molloy , QC , 59 Tax treatment of Year 2000 expenditure Tort - Andrew Maples , 121 ...
... Torts - solicitor's duty of care - Rosemary Tobin , 361 Taxation Recent cases on tax schemes - Brian Keene , 102 Tax and charities ' businesses - Anthony Molloy , QC , 59 Tax treatment of Year 2000 expenditure Tort - Andrew Maples , 121 ...
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