The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 46Butterworths, 1971 - Law |
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Page 33
... damages bears no reasonable re- lationship either to the value of the land or to the value of the reversion " . What then was to be the proper way to assess damages ? According to Joyner v . Weeks [ 1891 ] 2 Q.B. 31 , it would be the ...
... damages bears no reasonable re- lationship either to the value of the land or to the value of the reversion " . What then was to be the proper way to assess damages ? According to Joyner v . Weeks [ 1891 ] 2 Q.B. 31 , it would be the ...
Page 65
... damages , but give exemplary damages . ” ( u ) This remarkable observation is not fortified by reference to authority , nor is the topic men- tioned by Brett L.J.'s brethren . But he clearly took it as settled law . If this was the case ...
... damages , but give exemplary damages . ” ( u ) This remarkable observation is not fortified by reference to authority , nor is the topic men- tioned by Brett L.J.'s brethren . But he clearly took it as settled law . If this was the case ...
Page 243
... DAMAGES RULES AND PRINCIPLES IN AWARD- ING DAMAGES Measure of damages - Personal injuries - Excessive award- " Out of all proportion to the circumstances of the case " . Juries -- Juries of issue and assessment — Assess- ment of damages ...
... DAMAGES RULES AND PRINCIPLES IN AWARD- ING DAMAGES Measure of damages - Personal injuries - Excessive award- " Out of all proportion to the circumstances of the case " . Juries -- Juries of issue and assessment — Assess- ment of damages ...
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Conditions Precedent | 32 |
Taylor Auto Trade Supply Ltd and | 32 |
1963 92 | 32 |
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