The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 28Butterworths, 1952 - Law |
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Page 49
... tort and causes of action in respect of which relief would be granted against the Crown in equity . The New Zealand section differs from the corresponding one in the United Kingdom Act , as the latter applies to actions against the ...
... tort and causes of action in respect of which relief would be granted against the Crown in equity . The New Zealand section differs from the corresponding one in the United Kingdom Act , as the latter applies to actions against the ...
Page 50
... tort , or any Act , for which an action for damages or to recover property of any kind would lie against the Crown " if it were a private person of full age and capacity . " Although it is possible in a large part of the field covered ...
... tort , or any Act , for which an action for damages or to recover property of any kind would lie against the Crown " if it were a private person of full age and capacity . " Although it is possible in a large part of the field covered ...
Page 78
... tort and the bar to a wife's suing her husband for personal injuries prevent its advocation . What Mr. Kimber could not get on the swings , he could not get on the roundabouts , as Devlin , J. , decided that the word " damage " under ...
... tort and the bar to a wife's suing her husband for personal injuries prevent its advocation . What Mr. Kimber could not get on the swings , he could not get on the roundabouts , as Devlin , J. , decided that the word " damage " under ...
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Life Interest on Spinster Determinable | 8 |
Wills | 16 |
Presumption of Survivorship | 86 |
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