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Page 172
... referred to with approval , although on another point , by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in Attorney - General of Hong Kong v Ng Yuen Shin [ 1983 ] 2 WLR 735 , 740 . If these authorities are applicable then the fact that ...
... referred to with approval , although on another point , by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in Attorney - General of Hong Kong v Ng Yuen Shin [ 1983 ] 2 WLR 735 , 740 . If these authorities are applicable then the fact that ...
Page 320
... referred to . an Other tribunals in the legal system have been used imaginatively by women in recent years . I refer to one example : the Waitangi Tribunal . The Te Atiawa women played a crucial role in the case relating to the proposed ...
... referred to . an Other tribunals in the legal system have been used imaginatively by women in recent years . I refer to one example : the Waitangi Tribunal . The Te Atiawa women played a crucial role in the case relating to the proposed ...
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... referred noted that recoverable economic loss was both a reasonably foreseeable and a direct consequence of the defendant's negligence . " Barker J referred ( p 13 ) to an article ( P Clark , " Economic Loss : Further Important ...
... referred noted that recoverable economic loss was both a reasonably foreseeable and a direct consequence of the defendant's negligence . " Barker J referred ( p 13 ) to an article ( P Clark , " Economic Loss : Further Important ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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