The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1999 - Law |
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Page 66
... held that provision of " creature comforts " was valid . Indeed in McIn- tosh Beattie J declined to follow Mitchell , and distinguished the " creature comforts " in that case which , on construction of the bequest , were clearly ...
... held that provision of " creature comforts " was valid . Indeed in McIn- tosh Beattie J declined to follow Mitchell , and distinguished the " creature comforts " in that case which , on construction of the bequest , were clearly ...
Page 104
... held that the grounds for automatic disqualification on the grounds of bias did not have to be limited to cases where the decision - maker had a financial interest in the outcome . His Lordship declared that in order to ensure the ...
... held that the grounds for automatic disqualification on the grounds of bias did not have to be limited to cases where the decision - maker had a financial interest in the outcome . His Lordship declared that in order to ensure the ...
Page 214
... held : " Best endeavours " are something less than efforts which go beyond the bounds of reason , but are considerably more than casual and intermittent activities . They must at least be the doing of all that reasonable persons ...
... held : " Best endeavours " are something less than efforts which go beyond the bounds of reason , but are considerably more than casual and intermittent activities . They must at least be the doing of all that reasonable persons ...
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