The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 28Butterworths, 1952 - Law |
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Page 146
... plaintiff cannot be well or fully compensated by the recovery of damages , and is such as , from its continuance and permanent mischief , will occasion a continuous grievance . The learned Chief Justice , applying the principles of such ...
... plaintiff cannot be well or fully compensated by the recovery of damages , and is such as , from its continuance and permanent mischief , will occasion a continuous grievance . The learned Chief Justice , applying the principles of such ...
Page 162
... plaintiff's house was built ; and ( b ) that the plaintiff had frequently complained to the defendant during the past three or four years of the annoyance caused him . It was argued for the plaintiff that the defendant was not using his ...
... plaintiff's house was built ; and ( b ) that the plaintiff had frequently complained to the defendant during the past three or four years of the annoyance caused him . It was argued for the plaintiff that the defendant was not using his ...
Page 277
... Plaintiff residing in One Judicial District and Defendant in Another - Some Items in Claim disputed by Defendants ... plaintiff's district ) . the Court is entitled to limit consideration to the matters that are actually in dispute ; and ...
... Plaintiff residing in One Judicial District and Defendant in Another - Some Items in Claim disputed by Defendants ... plaintiff's district ) . the Court is entitled to limit consideration to the matters that are actually in dispute ; and ...
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