The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... claim with one concur- rent tortfeasor discharges another . The House of Lords majority held that on the case before it , the plaintiff's claim against A was indeed discharged by settlement with B. The plaintiff could not pursue A , who ...
... claim with one concur- rent tortfeasor discharges another . The House of Lords majority held that on the case before it , the plaintiff's claim against A was indeed discharged by settlement with B. The plaintiff could not pursue A , who ...
Page 169
... claim . And in Vulic v Bilinksky [ 1983 ] 2 NSWLR 472 the Court even rejected a defence based upon a failure to obtain instructions . The plaintiff had been injured at work , and sought legal advice as to how he might claim money from ...
... claim . And in Vulic v Bilinksky [ 1983 ] 2 NSWLR 472 the Court even rejected a defence based upon a failure to obtain instructions . The plaintiff had been injured at work , and sought legal advice as to how he might claim money from ...
Page 209
... claim a share of beneficial ownership of the proceeds of the policy . All five Judges held that the claimants could certainly claim the amount of the two premiums paid . Three ( Lords Browne - Wilkinson , Hoffmann and Millett ) held ...
... claim a share of beneficial ownership of the proceeds of the policy . All five Judges held that the claimants could certainly claim the amount of the two premiums paid . Three ( Lords Browne - Wilkinson , Hoffmann and Millett ) held ...
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