The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 215
... standard of care required differs from that which may be considered appropriate in the case of what might be described as ordinary or standard negligence . The expansion by the Judge as a concept with reference to particular ...
... standard of care required differs from that which may be considered appropriate in the case of what might be described as ordinary or standard negligence . The expansion by the Judge as a concept with reference to particular ...
Page 393
... standard of culpability required to sustain a charge of manslaughter under these provisions is negligence in the ordinary civil sense of failure to take reasonable care in all the circumstances of the case ( Yogasakaran [ 1990 ] 1 NZLR ...
... standard of culpability required to sustain a charge of manslaughter under these provisions is negligence in the ordinary civil sense of failure to take reasonable care in all the circumstances of the case ( Yogasakaran [ 1990 ] 1 NZLR ...
Page 446
... standard of care , namely to use " reasonable care " . The weight of opinion is that this is the normal standard of reasonable care rather than the higher threshold required at common law . Whilst this does not mean that every mistake ...
... standard of care , namely to use " reasonable care " . The weight of opinion is that this is the normal standard of reasonable care rather than the higher threshold required at common law . Whilst this does not mean that every mistake ...
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