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... considered by the Courts in both New Zealand and England . In New Zealand in Police v Krupinski [ 1994 ] DCR 12 it was dealt with by the District Court in terms of distress damage feasant , following the decision in Jamieson's Tow ...
... considered by the Courts in both New Zealand and England . In New Zealand in Police v Krupinski [ 1994 ] DCR 12 it was dealt with by the District Court in terms of distress damage feasant , following the decision in Jamieson's Tow ...
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... considered that even the maximum fine would simply be a licence fee for window washers . BUILDING ACT 1991 , s 91 Judge G V Hubble , considered the above section in Frith v Auckland City Council [ 1996 ] DCR 549. In short , the section ...
... considered that even the maximum fine would simply be a licence fee for window washers . BUILDING ACT 1991 , s 91 Judge G V Hubble , considered the above section in Frith v Auckland City Council [ 1996 ] DCR 549. In short , the section ...
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... considered by New Zealand Courts , and the decision is therefore of considerable interest . The case itself was one for personal injury as a result of the plaintiff's wit- nessing unsuccessful attempts to rescue his daughters from a ...
... considered by New Zealand Courts , and the decision is therefore of considerable interest . The case itself was one for personal injury as a result of the plaintiff's wit- nessing unsuccessful attempts to rescue his daughters from a ...
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