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Page 16
... means by the words in question , " and that , to criticise a person for something he did not mean is easy but misconceived " ( op . cit . 18 ) . Surely , however , the onus rests on the speaker to say what he means , rather than ...
... means by the words in question , " and that , to criticise a person for something he did not mean is easy but misconceived " ( op . cit . 18 ) . Surely , however , the onus rests on the speaker to say what he means , rather than ...
Page 173
... means of access and that such failure is an effec- tive cause of injuries suffered by the plaintiff the burden passes to the defendant of establishing that it was not reasonably practicable to have provided or maintained a safe means of ...
... means of access and that such failure is an effec- tive cause of injuries suffered by the plaintiff the burden passes to the defendant of establishing that it was not reasonably practicable to have provided or maintained a safe means of ...
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... means is used . In the view of Hutchison J. this clearly indicated that the Legislature intended a difference between the words " includes " and " means " . The members of the Court were of opinion that there was no context in the Act ...
... means is used . In the view of Hutchison J. this clearly indicated that the Legislature intended a difference between the words " includes " and " means " . The members of the Court were of opinion that there was no context in the Act ...
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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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