The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1983 - Law |
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Page 155
... remedy No 1 help self This remedy is an interesting relic from the days of extra - judicial action . It entitles the occupier of land to remove a trespassing chattel to a safe place within a reasonable distance from the land , and in so ...
... remedy No 1 help self This remedy is an interesting relic from the days of extra - judicial action . It entitles the occupier of land to remove a trespassing chattel to a safe place within a reasonable distance from the land , and in so ...
Page 156
... remedy to chattels was recognised at an early stage . Consequently the remedy of taking gage grew in tan- dem with distress . Taking gage was the right to take a chattel from a tre- spasser for a personal wrong . Thus a trespasser could ...
... remedy to chattels was recognised at an early stage . Consequently the remedy of taking gage grew in tan- dem with distress . Taking gage was the right to take a chattel from a tre- spasser for a personal wrong . Thus a trespasser could ...
Page 178
... remedy of distress damage feasant only if - ( a ) Courts continue to regard this remedy as being appropriate for trespassing chattels ; and ( b ) the vehicle is doing actual direct damage to the property ; and ( c ) the vehicle is not ...
... remedy of distress damage feasant only if - ( a ) Courts continue to regard this remedy as being appropriate for trespassing chattels ; and ( b ) the vehicle is doing actual direct damage to the property ; and ( c ) the vehicle is not ...
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