The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 20Butterworths, 1944 - Law |
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Page 37
... CONTRACT : : STATUTORY MODIFICATION OF OF THE DOCTRINE OF FRUSTRATION . SUMMARY OF RECENT JUDGMENTS . VOL . XX . No. 4 N this place we have summarized the report of the English Law Revision Committee on the following question that had ...
... CONTRACT : : STATUTORY MODIFICATION OF OF THE DOCTRINE OF FRUSTRATION . SUMMARY OF RECENT JUDGMENTS . VOL . XX . No. 4 N this place we have summarized the report of the English Law Revision Committee on the following question that had ...
Page 38
... contract " s . 1 ( 1 ) . The statute applies to contracts to which the Crown is a party . It has been said that the effect of frustration is to " dissolve " or " discharge " the contract , but as a recent writer has remarked : Rather ...
... contract " s . 1 ( 1 ) . The statute applies to contracts to which the Crown is a party . It has been said that the effect of frustration is to " dissolve " or " discharge " the contract , but as a recent writer has remarked : Rather ...
Page 39
... contract of insurance are to be disregarded in considering what sums should be recovered or retained by any party to the contract , unless such insurance has been effected pursuant to an express term of the contract : s . 1 ( 5 ) and s ...
... contract of insurance are to be disregarded in considering what sums should be recovered or retained by any party to the contract , unless such insurance has been effected pursuant to an express term of the contract : s . 1 ( 5 ) and s ...
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