The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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Page 324
... tort where the parties are in a commercial relationship . Though it is possible as a matter of legal semantics to conduct an analysis of the rights and duties inherent in some contractual relationships including that of banker and ...
... tort where the parties are in a commercial relationship . Though it is possible as a matter of legal semantics to conduct an analysis of the rights and duties inherent in some contractual relationships including that of banker and ...
Page 400
... tort liability as a " backup " to the accident compensation scheme . He would retain the scheme presently constituted except for the elimination of lump sums in certain cases . Tort claims by employees against employers for workplace ...
... tort liability as a " backup " to the accident compensation scheme . He would retain the scheme presently constituted except for the elimination of lump sums in certain cases . Tort claims by employees against employers for workplace ...
Page 401
... tort liability to supplement ACC payments would seem to raise considerable obstacles . Giving the ACC a simple right of subrogation agains the tortfeasor , without also giving the ACC payee a right also to pursue a tort claim , while ...
... tort liability to supplement ACC payments would seem to raise considerable obstacles . Giving the ACC a simple right of subrogation agains the tortfeasor , without also giving the ACC payee a right also to pursue a tort claim , while ...
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