The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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Page 67
... held that the effect of its decisions in 1944 and since ( to which reference will be made ) is that , although a person who is let into exclusive possession is , prima facie , to be considered as a tenant , nevertheless he will not be held ...
... held that the effect of its decisions in 1944 and since ( to which reference will be made ) is that , although a person who is let into exclusive possession is , prima facie , to be considered as a tenant , nevertheless he will not be held ...
Page 209
... held , but that they are correct . Thus , if it were stated of a politician " X's speech on the current situation was a piece of political chicanery , " the defendant , if he pleaded justification , would have to satisfy the tribunal ...
... held , but that they are correct . Thus , if it were stated of a politician " X's speech on the current situation was a piece of political chicanery , " the defendant , if he pleaded justification , would have to satisfy the tribunal ...
Page 357
... held liable for the damage , or ( b ) one who had not been sued , but would have been held liable if he had been sued ; " sued " could not be construed as " sued in time " , ( dictum of Birkett , J. , in Merlihan v . Pope ( A. C. ) ...
... held liable for the damage , or ( b ) one who had not been sued , but would have been held liable if he had been sued ; " sued " could not be construed as " sued in time " , ( dictum of Birkett , J. , in Merlihan v . Pope ( A. C. ) ...
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