The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 145
... intended to write " real and personal estate " but that , through inadvertance , he had omitted the words " and personal " . Sir James Hannen dismissed the application stating that since the error was one of omission it was not open to ...
... intended to write " real and personal estate " but that , through inadvertance , he had omitted the words " and personal " . Sir James Hannen dismissed the application stating that since the error was one of omission it was not open to ...
Page 317
NZLJ. instructions to draw a will intended to benefit a named third party " must be taken to appreciate that a careless failure on his part to have the will drawn and presented for execution may derive the third party of that intended ...
NZLJ. instructions to draw a will intended to benefit a named third party " must be taken to appreciate that a careless failure on his part to have the will drawn and presented for execution may derive the third party of that intended ...
Page 336
... intended to benefit and it was suggested that there was no good reason why a duty should not be owed to disappointed beneficiaries or intended donees . In this part , we shall consider whether a solicitor should owe a duty of care to ...
... intended to benefit and it was suggested that there was no good reason why a duty should not be owed to disappointed beneficiaries or intended donees . In this part , we shall consider whether a solicitor should owe a duty of care to ...
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