The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 60
... applications as approved and declarations as receipted and all that would be required of the Land Transfer Office would be to sight an approved application or receipted declaration . Only if the Lands and Survey Department did not ...
... applications as approved and declarations as receipted and all that would be required of the Land Transfer Office would be to sight an approved application or receipted declaration . Only if the Lands and Survey Department did not ...
Page 70
... application of the doctrine of promissory estoppel . In the Judge's view , the purchaser's solicitor was given the definite impression by the plaintiff vendor's solicitor that the contract would not be rescinded until the vendor's ...
... application of the doctrine of promissory estoppel . In the Judge's view , the purchaser's solicitor was given the definite impression by the plaintiff vendor's solicitor that the contract would not be rescinded until the vendor's ...
Page 146
... application for an order of rectification shall not be made , except with the permission of the Court , after six months from the date on which representation was first taken out . Subsection ( 3 ) protects the personal representatives ...
... application for an order of rectification shall not be made , except with the permission of the Court , after six months from the date on which representation was first taken out . Subsection ( 3 ) protects the personal representatives ...
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