The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1983 - Law |
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Page 109
... 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 . If the plaintiff's ...
... 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 . If the plaintiff's ...
Page 110
... plaintiff will cost us dearly " . A similar argument was advanced in the Gallagher case . It failed . The reason is simply this . A defendant cannot create his own inconvenience and then have it taken into account in balancing the ...
... plaintiff will cost us dearly " . A similar argument was advanced in the Gallagher case . It failed . The reason is simply this . A defendant cannot create his own inconvenience and then have it taken into account in balancing the ...
Page 170
... plaintiff made a bad bargain ie that the expenditure would have been wasted in any case . In that situation , it would be clear that the defendant's breach was not the cause of the plaintiff's loss and the plaintiff should not be ...
... plaintiff made a bad bargain ie that the expenditure would have been wasted in any case . In that situation , it would be clear that the defendant's breach was not the cause of the plaintiff's loss and the plaintiff should not be ...
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