The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1970 - Law |
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... association or its members is a question of substantive law . In most cases this falls to be decided under the law of agency . Because the common law refuses to recognise a private unincorporated association as an entity , the association ...
... association or its members is a question of substantive law . In most cases this falls to be decided under the law of agency . Because the common law refuses to recognise a private unincorporated association as an entity , the association ...
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... association may be sued in respect of property vested in them ( f ) it has been argued that property means specific property and it would seem that personal actions against the association through the trustees will succeed only in those ...
... association may be sued in respect of property vested in them ( f ) it has been argued that property means specific property and it would seem that personal actions against the association through the trustees will succeed only in those ...
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... association where there is an enabling statute . ( r ) It is for this reason that the administrative policy adopted in this country of legislating a number of Acts under which private associations might register is a procedural reform ...
... association where there is an enabling statute . ( r ) It is for this reason that the administrative policy adopted in this country of legislating a number of Acts under which private associations might register is a procedural reform ...
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