The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... House of Lords 18 May 2000 all three Judges in the majority reached this conclusion , there was a minor disagreement between them ( because of the particular attributes of the policy ) as to how the pro rata amount was to be determined .
... House of Lords 18 May 2000 all three Judges in the majority reached this conclusion , there was a minor disagreement between them ( because of the particular attributes of the policy ) as to how the pro rata amount was to be determined .
Page 327
... House of Lords in Arthur J S Hall v Simons ( 20 July 2000 ) barristers are now liable to be sued for negligence causing loss to their lay clients . Prior to Hall barristers were immune from claims in negligence for wrongs committed in ...
... House of Lords in Arthur J S Hall v Simons ( 20 July 2000 ) barristers are now liable to be sued for negligence causing loss to their lay clients . Prior to Hall barristers were immune from claims in negligence for wrongs committed in ...
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... House of Lords ( Lord Hobhouse dissenting ) accepted that in an " excep- tional case " an account of profits may be ... House of Lords held unani- mously that the Court of Appeal had acted outside its jurisdiction by making a ...
... House of Lords ( Lord Hobhouse dissenting ) accepted that in an " excep- tional case " an account of profits may be ... House of Lords held unani- mously that the Court of Appeal had acted outside its jurisdiction by making a ...
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