The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 45Butterworths, 1969 - Law |
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Page 305
... principle inevitable in itself . The fallacy lies in an abstract approach to a practical problem . The public conscience is not at present dis- tressed because the injured worker gets workers ' compensation while the injured sportsman ...
... principle inevitable in itself . The fallacy lies in an abstract approach to a practical problem . The public conscience is not at present dis- tressed because the injured worker gets workers ' compensation while the injured sportsman ...
Page 308
... principle of re- habilitation is to restore these injured persons to more work in the community and to a more useful life . The third is that it is wrong in principle to make an innocent motorist pay or compensate somebody with whom he ...
... principle of re- habilitation is to restore these injured persons to more work in the community and to a more useful life . The third is that it is wrong in principle to make an innocent motorist pay or compensate somebody with whom he ...
Page 557
... principle of Gibaud v . Great Eastern Railway Co. [ 1921 ] All E.R. Rep . 35 , although he admitted that it was an extension of that principle . In fact , the Gibaud principle is probably wide enough to cover what happened in this case ...
... principle of Gibaud v . Great Eastern Railway Co. [ 1921 ] All E.R. Rep . 35 , although he admitted that it was an extension of that principle . In fact , the Gibaud principle is probably wide enough to cover what happened in this case ...
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