The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 48Butterworths, 1973 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 80
Page 123
... defendant im- pecunious . The defendant sought leave to defend a bill writ and to issue a counterclaim . The bill was a post- dated cheque for $ 10,000 which had been stopped by the defendant . The defendant ran a travel agency and had ...
... defendant im- pecunious . The defendant sought leave to defend a bill writ and to issue a counterclaim . The bill was a post- dated cheque for $ 10,000 which had been stopped by the defendant . The defendant ran a travel agency and had ...
Page 184
... defendant , Beattie J. had to consider whether the second defendant could be held liable in tort , or whether liability must rest with the first defendant since there was a contractual relationship between the plaintiff and the first ...
... defendant , Beattie J. had to consider whether the second defendant could be held liable in tort , or whether liability must rest with the first defendant since there was a contractual relationship between the plaintiff and the first ...
Page 191
... defendant to have to answer , as the only explanation put forward by the defendant was shown by the prosecution to be false . In Wright v . Wenlock [ 1971 ] R.T.R. 228 , the defendant's car again unaccountably hit a tele- graph pole ...
... defendant to have to answer , as the only explanation put forward by the defendant was shown by the prosecution to be false . In Wright v . Wenlock [ 1971 ] R.T.R. 228 , the defendant's car again unaccountably hit a tele- graph pole ...
Contents
To Bail or not to Bail | 21 |
A LessThanSupreme Court?A | 31 |
Partnerships and Taxation of the Family | 43 |
Copyright | |
37 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
accepted accident action agreement Amendment applied appointment assessed Auckland Bill breach charged Christchurch claim Commissioner Committee compensation considered constructive trust contract convicted Corporation Council counsel Court of Appeal crime criminal damages decision defendant Domestic Purposes Benefit Dunedin duty easement effect employer evidence fact Government granted held Honour Income Tax industrial interest involved issue judgment jurisdiction jury Justice land Law Society lawyers lease legislation liability Lord Lord Denning Magistrate Maori matter ment objector obscene offence Pakeha parties partner partnership payment person plaintiff police present principle procedure Proceedings Act profession purchase purpose Queen's Counsel question reason referred Regulations relations respondent result Richmond rule scheme Sir Richard Wild social solicitor statute statutory Supreme Court taxpayer tion Transport Act 1962 trial trust Turner University of Auckland Wagon Mound Wellington wife words