The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1982 - Law |
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Page 69
... accepted as the law in subsequent cases . Particularly since the judgment of the Court of Appeal in Re Diplock [ 1948 ] Ch 465 the view has been taken that equity will not intervene in the case of any unjustified enrichment on the ...
... accepted as the law in subsequent cases . Particularly since the judgment of the Court of Appeal in Re Diplock [ 1948 ] Ch 465 the view has been taken that equity will not intervene in the case of any unjustified enrichment on the ...
Page 244
... accepted on a " without prejudice " basis . Similarly where money is paid to the mortgagee's bank account by way of ... Acceptance of the payment may amount to acceptance of the conditions . Be aware of doctrine of " equitable estoppel ...
... accepted on a " without prejudice " basis . Similarly where money is paid to the mortgagee's bank account by way of ... Acceptance of the payment may amount to acceptance of the conditions . Be aware of doctrine of " equitable estoppel ...
Page 365
... accepted principle is that primarily the employer has to prove justification . This rule , formulated with certain hesitation , was recently given full effect by the Court of Appeal in the Fletcher Construction case . There , the worker ...
... accepted principle is that primarily the employer has to prove justification . This rule , formulated with certain hesitation , was recently given full effect by the Court of Appeal in the Fletcher Construction case . There , the worker ...
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