The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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Page 202
... premises reasonably safe , but added , at p . 188 , that the duty must " cover all the infinite variations of facts and circumstances . ” The difference between the two learned Lords Justices seems to be one of formulation rather than ...
... premises reasonably safe , but added , at p . 188 , that the duty must " cover all the infinite variations of facts and circumstances . ” The difference between the two learned Lords Justices seems to be one of formulation rather than ...
Page 274
... premises by virtue of a contract of service with a person from whom he holds the premises is to be deemed a tenant thereof . A service occupancy was not a " letting , " but its terms had to be proved to take it out of the operation of ...
... premises by virtue of a contract of service with a person from whom he holds the premises is to be deemed a tenant thereof . A service occupancy was not a " letting , " but its terms had to be proved to take it out of the operation of ...
Page 275
... premises , stipulates for or demands or accepts , whether from the tenant or from any outgoing tenant or in- coming tenant , any consideration other than the rent . ( 5 ) Every person commits an offence against this Act who stipulates ...
... premises , stipulates for or demands or accepts , whether from the tenant or from any outgoing tenant or in- coming tenant , any consideration other than the rent . ( 5 ) Every person commits an offence against this Act who stipulates ...
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