The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 105
... principle has been qualified by common law developments , and by legislation . Obligations of repair and fitness for purpose have been increasingly implied through the application of contract law principles . Similarly an expanding duty ...
... principle has been qualified by common law developments , and by legislation . Obligations of repair and fitness for purpose have been increasingly implied through the application of contract law principles . Similarly an expanding duty ...
Page 264
... principles in TV3 v Fahey . The Court also reaffirmed the principle that where a publisher intends to justify , the cir- cumstances must be exceptional to warrant an injunction rather than leaving a complainant with a remedy in damages ...
... principles in TV3 v Fahey . The Court also reaffirmed the principle that where a publisher intends to justify , the cir- cumstances must be exceptional to warrant an injunction rather than leaving a complainant with a remedy in damages ...
Page 310
... principle into hard clear law is to be found in this question , to which the Court addressed itself in Coughlan : where a breach of legitimate expectation is established , how may the breach be justified to this Court ? His Lordship ...
... principle into hard clear law is to be found in this question , to which the Court addressed itself in Coughlan : where a breach of legitimate expectation is established , how may the breach be justified to this Court ? His Lordship ...
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