The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 7Butterworths, 1932 - Law |
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Page 131
... accident on a high- way , and that there was nothing in the circumstances of the collision to justify the learned Judge in the Court below in holding that it necessarily involved negligence on the part of one or both of the drivers ...
... accident on a high- way , and that there was nothing in the circumstances of the collision to justify the learned Judge in the Court below in holding that it necessarily involved negligence on the part of one or both of the drivers ...
Page 212
... Accidents Act , 1846 , and our Deaths by Accident Compensation Act , 1908. The application of this principle necessarily involves the taking into account of any benefits accru- ing to the family by reason of the death . Indeed , it fell ...
... Accidents Act , 1846 , and our Deaths by Accident Compensation Act , 1908. The application of this principle necessarily involves the taking into account of any benefits accru- ing to the family by reason of the death . Indeed , it fell ...
Page 246
... accident , such as something falling on him , which would not have happened to him if his employment had not caused him to be in the place at which the accident occurred at the time of its occurrence , the place and time having thus ...
... accident , such as something falling on him , which would not have happened to him if his employment had not caused him to be in the place at which the accident occurred at the time of its occurrence , the place and time having thus ...
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