The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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Page 34
... principle of restitutio in integrum , it was contended , demanded that the plaintiff was entitled only to the amount which he would actually have received as wages . Atkinson , J. , following the decision in Fairholme's case , held that ...
... principle of restitutio in integrum , it was contended , demanded that the plaintiff was entitled only to the amount which he would actually have received as wages . Atkinson , J. , following the decision in Fairholme's case , held that ...
Page 132
... principle is applicable ; and , secondly , that that principle is that , where the article sets out the rights attached to a class of shares to partici- pate in profits while the company is a going concern , or to share in the property ...
... principle is applicable ; and , secondly , that that principle is that , where the article sets out the rights attached to a class of shares to partici- pate in profits while the company is a going concern , or to share in the property ...
Page 167
... principle has been extended to this field of the law . That such an extension of the principle is logical can now no longer be questioned . In Humphries ' case , the learned Judge apparently had no doubts , as , in his careful judgment ...
... principle has been extended to this field of the law . That such an extension of the principle is logical can now no longer be questioned . In Humphries ' case , the learned Judge apparently had no doubts , as , in his careful judgment ...
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