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Page 164
... tort actions ( u ) . It is undoubtedly true that compensation is not , and ought not to be , the sole purpose of damages awarded in all tort actions . The reasons for this can be viewed from two related levels . The first is a ...
... tort actions ( u ) . It is undoubtedly true that compensation is not , and ought not to be , the sole purpose of damages awarded in all tort actions . The reasons for this can be viewed from two related levels . The first is a ...
Page 165
... torts which do not survive the death of the victim or the tortfeasor ( ab ) – a ten- able explanation for this being that appeasement is unnecessary if one of the parties die . The proposition that damages in tort ensure that an element ...
... torts which do not survive the death of the victim or the tortfeasor ( ab ) – a ten- able explanation for this being that appeasement is unnecessary if one of the parties die . The proposition that damages in tort ensure that an element ...
Page 166
... tort . In addition to having common origins ( am ) , both branches of the law share much in common , so it is not possible to divide them into two mutu- ally exclusive parts ( an ) . Attention has previously been drawn to the role of ...
... tort . In addition to having common origins ( am ) , both branches of the law share much in common , so it is not possible to divide them into two mutu- ally exclusive parts ( an ) . Attention has previously been drawn to the role of ...
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Szakats A Law Practitioners as Parties | 15 |
CASE AND COMMENT | 19 |
Abortion and the Crimes Amendment | 41 |
Copyright | |
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