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CPD Top Up Day 2020 - AucklandPublication Date: 13-Feb-2020Chair: Vicki Ammundsen, Authors: Michelle Bowen, Theresa Donnelly, Gareth Kayes, Andrew Knight, Stephen McCarthy, Richard Monigatti, Josh Muir, Mary Joy Simpson, Penny Swarbrick, Matthew Tetley-Jones |
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Author(s): Professor Julie Maxton, Bruce Gray
Published: 20 March, 2000
Pages: 80
There is no introduction for this publication.
Content outline
- Scope of duty
- The Fair Trading Act 1986
- Concurrent causes of actions
- Causation
- Deliberate acts of third parties
- Kind of loss
- Careless valuations
- Loss of a chance
- Remoteness
- Contract
- The rule in Hadley v Baxendale
- Criticisms
- Attempts to develop a test
- Tort
- A different degree of foreseeability for tort?
- Nuisance and circumstances in which foreseeable risk can be ignored
- Rylands v Fletcher
- "Eggshell Skull"
- Third party intervention
- Kind of loss and degree of loss
- Equity
- The development of the remedy of equitable compensation
- The current state of the law in New Zealand
- Appropriate remedies
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