The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 17Butterworths, 1941 - Law |
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Page 38
... reasonable men ought to have found another verdict , it seems to me that they must form and act upon their own view of what the evidence in their judgment proves . That , I think , is not the law . If reasonable men might find ( not ...
... reasonable men ought to have found another verdict , it seems to me that they must form and act upon their own view of what the evidence in their judgment proves . That , I think , is not the law . If reasonable men might find ( not ...
Page 39
... reasonable relation between the wrong done and the solatium applied . • In the House of Lords , Viscount Hailsham said he could not see on the facts of the case any ground for saying that the amount of damages was so excessive as to ...
... reasonable relation between the wrong done and the solatium applied . • In the House of Lords , Viscount Hailsham said he could not see on the facts of the case any ground for saying that the amount of damages was so excessive as to ...
Page 244
... reasonable belief . I do not think it is the function of the Divisional Court or this Court in any way to act as a court of appeal from the dis- cretionary decision which has to be made by the Secretary of State . He has sworn that he ...
... reasonable belief . I do not think it is the function of the Divisional Court or this Court in any way to act as a court of appeal from the dis- cretionary decision which has to be made by the Secretary of State . He has sworn that he ...
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