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... tort ( see Todd , The Law of Torts in New Zealand ( 2nd ed 1997 ) 19.1 ) notwithstanding the availability of ... tort to be . Rawlinson applied the law as laid down in Garrett , but raised the question whether a Judge is the holder of a ...
... tort ( see Todd , The Law of Torts in New Zealand ( 2nd ed 1997 ) 19.1 ) notwithstanding the availability of ... tort to be . Rawlinson applied the law as laid down in Garrett , but raised the question whether a Judge is the holder of a ...
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... tort so as to include this possibility ( [ 1993 ] 3 NZLR 600 ) , subsequent decisions in England and Australia had raised fur- ther doubts on the issue . In Northern Territory v Mengel ( 1995 ) 69 ALJR 527 , it was unneces- sary to ...
... tort so as to include this possibility ( [ 1993 ] 3 NZLR 600 ) , subsequent decisions in England and Australia had raised fur- ther doubts on the issue . In Northern Territory v Mengel ( 1995 ) 69 ALJR 527 , it was unneces- sary to ...
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... tort of intentional infliction The majority reversed . The right to sue in nuisance depended on the nature of the tort . For the majority , nuisance is tort committed against the occupier's interest in the property , not against the ...
... tort of intentional infliction The majority reversed . The right to sue in nuisance depended on the nature of the tort . For the majority , nuisance is tort committed against the occupier's interest in the property , not against the ...
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