The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1982 - Law |
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Page 68
... common law gave effective remedies in such cases , but it is a well - established principle that Courts of equity do not lose their jurisdiction merely because it is subsequently over- taken by common law practice . In any event , there ...
... common law gave effective remedies in such cases , but it is a well - established principle that Courts of equity do not lose their jurisdiction merely because it is subsequently over- taken by common law practice . In any event , there ...
Page 69
... common law actions to equita- ble remedies . There are certain princi- ples of " natural equity " which are logically prior to both the common law action for money had and received and to equitable doctrines of tracing . They prevent ...
... common law actions to equita- ble remedies . There are certain princi- ples of " natural equity " which are logically prior to both the common law action for money had and received and to equitable doctrines of tracing . They prevent ...
Page 105
... common law guidelines ( this is to be expected in a statute which has extinguished the common law claim for damages ) and has made provision for lump sum compensation up to a limit of $ 10,000 for these kinds of injury . The loss or ...
... common law guidelines ( this is to be expected in a statute which has extinguished the common law claim for damages ) and has made provision for lump sum compensation up to a limit of $ 10,000 for these kinds of injury . The loss or ...
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