The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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Page 170
at page 60 says : it seems absurd to say that on the ground of inconvenience to the debtor full effect is not to be given to the statute . Equitable choses in action or choses in equity have always been assignable in equity .
at page 60 says : it seems absurd to say that on the ground of inconvenience to the debtor full effect is not to be given to the statute . Equitable choses in action or choses in equity have always been assignable in equity .
Page 333
To the sympathetic Fortunately , though it may be still true that a prisoner's student of English laws and legal customs , every statute , demeanour plays a large part in a magistrate's verdict , however grotesque it may appear to the ...
To the sympathetic Fortunately , though it may be still true that a prisoner's student of English laws and legal customs , every statute , demeanour plays a large part in a magistrate's verdict , however grotesque it may appear to the ...
Page 379
Special attention is also called to the Hiswith the statutes themselves and their amendments ) will not be wholly ... Changes in been superseded by the current statute . these tables can be effectively and much more economicThe ...
Special attention is also called to the Hiswith the statutes themselves and their amendments ) will not be wholly ... Changes in been superseded by the current statute . these tables can be effectively and much more economicThe ...
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