The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 30
... plaintiff's fear reasonable and not whether a reasonable person in the plaintiff's position would experience fear regardless of the probability of future cancer . In Hagerty the Judge looked at all the circumstances in determining ...
... plaintiff's fear reasonable and not whether a reasonable person in the plaintiff's position would experience fear regardless of the probability of future cancer . In Hagerty the Judge looked at all the circumstances in determining ...
Page 128
... plaintiff's wit- nessing unsuccessful attempts to rescue his daughters from a motor accident . The plaintiff's case was supported by reports from medical specialists , testi- fying to his persistent and ongoing mental illness . Damages ...
... plaintiff's wit- nessing unsuccessful attempts to rescue his daughters from a motor accident . The plaintiff's case was supported by reports from medical specialists , testi- fying to his persistent and ongoing mental illness . Damages ...
Page 208
... plaintiff is entitled to a declaration , but no case for compen- sation will have been made out . This comment seems to suggest that a mere breach of NZBORA that causes no damage will not sound in compensation ; in such a case ...
... plaintiff is entitled to a declaration , but no case for compen- sation will have been made out . This comment seems to suggest that a mere breach of NZBORA that causes no damage will not sound in compensation ; in such a case ...
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