The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 19Butterworths, 1943 - Law |
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Page 65
... principle , enunciated by the House of Lords in Sedleigh - Denfield v . O'Callaghan , [ 1940 ] A.C. 880 , [ 1940 ] 3 All E.R. 349 , renders inevitable a correction of all the text - books on Nuisance . These text - books follow the ...
... principle , enunciated by the House of Lords in Sedleigh - Denfield v . O'Callaghan , [ 1940 ] A.C. 880 , [ 1940 ] 3 All E.R. 349 , renders inevitable a correction of all the text - books on Nuisance . These text - books follow the ...
Page 93
... principle -namely , that a vehicle , not otherwise entitled to the benefit of the rule , can acquire it by turning at an intersection across the track of another vehicle approach- ing in the opposite direction on a parallel course . A ...
... principle -namely , that a vehicle , not otherwise entitled to the benefit of the rule , can acquire it by turning at an intersection across the track of another vehicle approach- ing in the opposite direction on a parallel course . A ...
Page 225
... principle of equity ? It was here that Kay , J. , had felt able to assist the company . Tulk v . Moxhay ( supra ) was thought to be in point . But as the principle of that case is now understood , it may be said ( taking a deep breath ) ...
... principle of equity ? It was here that Kay , J. , had felt able to assist the company . Tulk v . Moxhay ( supra ) was thought to be in point . But as the principle of that case is now understood , it may be said ( taking a deep breath ) ...
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