The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 106
... duty of care on landlords who let defective premises . In Parker v South Australian Housing Trust ( 1985 ) 41 SASR 493 an eight - year - old girl was seriously injured by a defective gas stove in premises leased by her mother from the ...
... duty of care on landlords who let defective premises . In Parker v South Australian Housing Trust ( 1985 ) 41 SASR 493 an eight - year - old girl was seriously injured by a defective gas stove in premises leased by her mother from the ...
Page 192
... duty of its own . However , since s 80A itself creates no offence , the more plausible interpretation is that it and s 127 must be read together : s 80A creates the duty , s 127 provides the penal consequences for breaching that duty ...
... duty of its own . However , since s 80A itself creates no offence , the more plausible interpretation is that it and s 127 must be read together : s 80A creates the duty , s 127 provides the penal consequences for breaching that duty ...
Page 342
... duty issue of the terms of the tender documents and the above contractual arrangements . A majority of the Court of Appeal ( Thomas J dis- senting ) held that the engineer owed no duty to the builder . In summary , the decision was ...
... duty issue of the terms of the tender documents and the above contractual arrangements . A majority of the Court of Appeal ( Thomas J dis- senting ) held that the engineer owed no duty to the builder . In summary , the decision was ...
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