The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 43Butterworths, 1967 - Law |
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Page 153
... parties . Even if there were a question , the Judge said , he still could not make orders having the effect of varying the compromise because 8. 6 ( 2 ) forbids the Court to make any order which is contrary to the expressed common ...
... parties . Even if there were a question , the Judge said , he still could not make orders having the effect of varying the compromise because 8. 6 ( 2 ) forbids the Court to make any order which is contrary to the expressed common ...
Page 250
... parties are living apart by agreement , of course , neither of them can be in desertion . When the husband in Sykes ... party's locus poenitentiae . It is fundamental that a party in desertion who repents and desires to return to ...
... parties are living apart by agreement , of course , neither of them can be in desertion . When the husband in Sykes ... party's locus poenitentiae . It is fundamental that a party in desertion who repents and desires to return to ...
Page 534
... parties were Czech nationals , the first wife had married in Czechoslovakia and had lived all her life there and had been left there by the husband and the Court had taken jurisdiction on the ground of her Czech nationa- lity . Compared ...
... parties were Czech nationals , the first wife had married in Czechoslovakia and had lived all her life there and had been left there by the husband and the Court had taken jurisdiction on the ground of her Czech nationa- lity . Compared ...
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Road Toll | 1 |
PRACTICAL POINTS | 3 |
ScorpioIn Your ArmchairAnd Mine 21 | 21 |
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