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... modern jurisprudence . Government is no longer a police state or a mere revenue - gatherer . The modern welfare state encourages a number of public undertakings in the shape of corporations . Their number , patterns and variety are ...
... modern jurisprudence . Government is no longer a police state or a mere revenue - gatherer . The modern welfare state encourages a number of public undertakings in the shape of corporations . Their number , patterns and variety are ...
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... modern society and modern age . The House of Lords decision in Hedley Byrne & Co. v . Heller Partners27 , and Rookes v . Barnard & Co. 28 , may well be harbingers of new torts or quasi - torts ...... There are many offences which are ...
... modern society and modern age . The House of Lords decision in Hedley Byrne & Co. v . Heller Partners27 , and Rookes v . Barnard & Co. 28 , may well be harbingers of new torts or quasi - torts ...... There are many offences which are ...
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... modern principles under the cloak of the implied condition but that the revival by well - clad gentlemen of old established principles under modern sounding - slogans would be rejected . " These fictions , I would call , " fictions of ...
... modern principles under the cloak of the implied condition but that the revival by well - clad gentlemen of old established principles under modern sounding - slogans would be rejected . " These fictions , I would call , " fictions of ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Alienation | 28 |
Equity and Legal fictions | 34 |
Copyright | |
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