The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1983 - Law |
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Page 109
... damages to compensate the plaintiff for any loss he may suffer ; ( ii ) If damages would not properly compensate the plaintiff , the court should see whether the defendant will be properly protected by the plaintiff's undertaking to pay ...
... damages to compensate the plaintiff for any loss he may suffer ; ( ii ) If damages would not properly compensate the plaintiff , the court should see whether the defendant will be properly protected by the plaintiff's undertaking to pay ...
Page 170
... damages for breach of contract . Accordingly , it could be submitted that in any damages action , the Court should ask , firstly , what damages the defendant has assumed an obligation to pay and secondly , whether the loss suffered by ...
... damages for breach of contract . Accordingly , it could be submitted that in any damages action , the Court should ask , firstly , what damages the defendant has assumed an obligation to pay and secondly , whether the loss suffered by ...
Page 301
... damages . The judgment was delivered by Lord Morris of Borth - y - Gest . The members of the Board included Lord Wilberforce and the then President of our Court , Sir Alfred North . Australian practice in defamation cases was thus ...
... damages . The judgment was delivered by Lord Morris of Borth - y - Gest . The members of the Board included Lord Wilberforce and the then President of our Court , Sir Alfred North . Australian practice in defamation cases was thus ...
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