The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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NZLJ. years that he or she had a cause of action . There would be a long stop period of ten years from the time of accrual of the cause of action . The specific issue of sexual abuse claims would be remedied by an altera- tion to the ...
NZLJ. years that he or she had a cause of action . There would be a long stop period of ten years from the time of accrual of the cause of action . The specific issue of sexual abuse claims would be remedied by an altera- tion to the ...
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... cause damage to an individual or individuals . This act involves bad faith in the sense that the defendant does not have an honest belief that his act is lawful , and the state of mind is that which is inconsistent with the honest ...
... cause damage to an individual or individuals . This act involves bad faith in the sense that the defendant does not have an honest belief that his act is lawful , and the state of mind is that which is inconsistent with the honest ...
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... cause the spread of any infectious disease , he or she may make an order for the removal of that person to a hospital or other suitable place where they can be isolated . It is not necessary that the person who is to be detained suffers ...
... cause the spread of any infectious disease , he or she may make an order for the removal of that person to a hospital or other suitable place where they can be isolated . It is not necessary that the person who is to be detained suffers ...
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