The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 46Butterworths, 1971 - Law |
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Page 249
... breach of a safety statute or regulations the Courts , in most in- stances , have been prepared to accept that a breach should found an action in tort , some- times known as " statutory negligence " , but where a breach of a traffic ...
... breach of a safety statute or regulations the Courts , in most in- stances , have been prepared to accept that a breach should found an action in tort , some- times known as " statutory negligence " , but where a breach of a traffic ...
Page 274
... breach of it would deprive the injured party of substantially the whole benefit of the contract . This decision will include those terms which the Courts or " established interpretation " have granted the status of condition . A well ...
... breach of it would deprive the injured party of substantially the whole benefit of the contract . This decision will include those terms which the Courts or " established interpretation " have granted the status of condition . A well ...
Page 275
... breach . The choice is between , first , the cause of action being the , in law , presumed inevitable breach which will result from the accepted repudiation of the contract . The law permits the injured party to anti- cipate this breach ...
... breach . The choice is between , first , the cause of action being the , in law , presumed inevitable breach which will result from the accepted repudiation of the contract . The law permits the injured party to anti- cipate this breach ...
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Conditions Precedent | 32 |
Taylor Auto Trade Supply Ltd and | 32 |
1963 92 | 32 |
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