The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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... fact that repairs are necessary , and the cost of those repairs , be taken as at least prima facie evidence of damage to the value of the reversion and of the extent of such damage . There must be many cases in which it is , in fact ...
... fact that repairs are necessary , and the cost of those repairs , be taken as at least prima facie evidence of damage to the value of the reversion and of the extent of such damage . There must be many cases in which it is , in fact ...
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... fact whether proper care has been taken . In most cases , something more than a warning , or the blowing of a horn , will be necessary , but one cannot generalize on a question of fact . Larger Duty to Invitee - workman . - The case ...
... fact whether proper care has been taken . In most cases , something more than a warning , or the blowing of a horn , will be necessary , but one cannot generalize on a question of fact . Larger Duty to Invitee - workman . - The case ...
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... fact , " which appeared in the old sec- tion , are retained . Those words were interpreted were interpreted by the learned Chief Justice in Phillips's case , at p . 339 , as meaning , in the context , " really " ( the word used in an ...
... fact , " which appeared in the old sec- tion , are retained . Those words were interpreted were interpreted by the learned Chief Justice in Phillips's case , at p . 339 , as meaning , in the context , " really " ( the word used in an ...
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