The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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Page 121
... damages — even exemplary damages — is still open to argument . 1 Introduction The rights and remedies available to dismissed employees in New Zealand can vary considerably , both in and between the private and the public sectors ! In ...
... damages — even exemplary damages — is still open to argument . 1 Introduction The rights and remedies available to dismissed employees in New Zealand can vary considerably , both in and between the private and the public sectors ! In ...
Page 123
... damages for intangible loss are not recoverable in contract , being contrary to precedent , difficult to estimate and likely to lead to uncertainty ; damages for loss of reputation are recoverable only in a tortious action for ...
... damages for intangible loss are not recoverable in contract , being contrary to precedent , difficult to estimate and likely to lead to uncertainty ; damages for loss of reputation are recoverable only in a tortious action for ...
Page 129
... damages discussed above , at a stroke . Secondly , and less radically , the blurring of the rigid boundaries between the two actions could lead to some points associated with the awarding of damages in tort becoming relevant in contract ...
... damages discussed above , at a stroke . Secondly , and less radically , the blurring of the rigid boundaries between the two actions could lead to some points associated with the awarding of damages in tort becoming relevant in contract ...
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JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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