The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 282
... defendant . A mere watching of a neighbour's property would probably not be actionable under the common law . Again , this of itself , would not be sufficient to amount to harassment . Also considered relevant was the placing of a ...
... defendant . A mere watching of a neighbour's property would probably not be actionable under the common law . Again , this of itself , would not be sufficient to amount to harassment . Also considered relevant was the placing of a ...
Page 353
... defendant's name ; G v G No 1 ( 1996 ) 1 BACR 286 , a claim by a wife for exemplary damages in tort against a husband for re- peated incidents of domestic violence ; GvG No 2 ( HC Auckland , M 535/95 , 5 March 1997 , Cartwright J ) the ...
... defendant's name ; G v G No 1 ( 1996 ) 1 BACR 286 , a claim by a wife for exemplary damages in tort against a husband for re- peated incidents of domestic violence ; GvG No 2 ( HC Auckland , M 535/95 , 5 March 1997 , Cartwright J ) the ...
Page 354
... defendant's legal representatives . With respect , it is difficult to see any relevance to final name suppression . That the defendant's failings may have been at the lower end of the scale of negligence . This would seem to be in ...
... defendant's legal representatives . With respect , it is difficult to see any relevance to final name suppression . That the defendant's failings may have been at the lower end of the scale of negligence . This would seem to be in ...
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