The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 48
... noted the existence of essentially the same purposive provision in the New Zealand statute book for over a century , as s 5 ( 7 ) Interpretation Act 1888 had been re - enacted almost identically as s 5 ( j ) Acts Interpretation Act 1924 ...
... noted the existence of essentially the same purposive provision in the New Zealand statute book for over a century , as s 5 ( 7 ) Interpretation Act 1888 had been re - enacted almost identically as s 5 ( j ) Acts Interpretation Act 1924 ...
Page 193
... noted at [ 1999 ] NZLJ 377 ) . The matter of the standard of care by which the liability of a midwife is to be determined has been considered by Ellis J in an action for damages against a midwife A v B HC Palmerston North , CP 9/98 ...
... noted at [ 1999 ] NZLJ 377 ) . The matter of the standard of care by which the liability of a midwife is to be determined has been considered by Ellis J in an action for damages against a midwife A v B HC Palmerston North , CP 9/98 ...
Page 328
... noted that the impact of the cab rank rule on the way in which barristers practice is minimal . The risk of vexatious claims has always been raised in support of the immunity . It was however noted that there exist ordinary rules of ...
... noted that the impact of the cab rank rule on the way in which barristers practice is minimal . The risk of vexatious claims has always been raised in support of the immunity . It was however noted that there exist ordinary rules of ...
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