The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 144
... effect . So let us hope that the equitable doctrine of rectification will soon by applied to wills and that the Wills Act itself will be subjected to much closer scrutiny in the near future . A third common type of mistake takes this ...
... effect . So let us hope that the equitable doctrine of rectification will soon by applied to wills and that the Wills Act itself will be subjected to much closer scrutiny in the near future . A third common type of mistake takes this ...
Page 145
... effect remedial action in accordance with testators ' intentions . This task is further complicated , however , by observations of the Court of Appeal in Re Horrocks [ 1939 ] P 198. In that case a draftsman mistakenly included in a will ...
... effect remedial action in accordance with testators ' intentions . This task is further complicated , however , by observations of the Court of Appeal in Re Horrocks [ 1939 ] P 198. In that case a draftsman mistakenly included in a will ...
Page 330
... effect of the decision as : ( 1 ) The interests of children to which the Court is required to " have regard " by s 26 ( 1 ) of the Matrimonial Property Act 1976 are those interests which arise in the context of a determination or ...
... effect of the decision as : ( 1 ) The interests of children to which the Court is required to " have regard " by s 26 ( 1 ) of the Matrimonial Property Act 1976 are those interests which arise in the context of a determination or ...
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