The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 40Butterworths, 1964 - Law |
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Page 70
... damages are given to compensate for all the harm actu- ally done . Arguments that damages must be less if the plaintiff cannot make much use of them , or that the amount must be a great deal less if he or she does not realise the extent ...
... damages are given to compensate for all the harm actu- ally done . Arguments that damages must be less if the plaintiff cannot make much use of them , or that the amount must be a great deal less if he or she does not realise the extent ...
Page 256
... damages by juries in personal injury cases it is interesting to look closely at the legal principles upon which juries are expected to act . One point which has recently caused considerable difference of judicial opinion over- seas ...
... damages by juries in personal injury cases it is interesting to look closely at the legal principles upon which juries are expected to act . One point which has recently caused considerable difference of judicial opinion over- seas ...
Page 257
... damage in personal injury claims . The present question is therefore whether a plaintiff who has lost x years of life during which he would have earned regular income should be entitled to recover damages as com- pensation for such loss ...
... damage in personal injury claims . The present question is therefore whether a plaintiff who has lost x years of life during which he would have earned regular income should be entitled to recover damages as com- pensation for such loss ...
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Building SchemesRestrictions as | 7 |
Licence by River Board to Remove Shingle | 11 |
Takeover Bids and the Press | 12 |
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