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Page 181
... relationship property . Any property acquired by the estate after death is also presumed to be relationship property under s 82. It is up to the party challenging either of these presumptions to prove otherwise , for instance by ...
... relationship property . Any property acquired by the estate after death is also presumed to be relationship property under s 82. It is up to the party challenging either of these presumptions to prove otherwise , for instance by ...
Page 183
... relationship property . These sections apply if : • There are competing claims for property orders under the Act in respect of relationship ... ( Relationships ) Act apply ? The New Zealand Law Journal May 2003 183 RELATIONSHIP PROPERTY.
... relationship property . These sections apply if : • There are competing claims for property orders under the Act in respect of relationship ... ( Relationships ) Act apply ? The New Zealand Law Journal May 2003 183 RELATIONSHIP PROPERTY.
Page 184
... relationship start ? Remember s 2B . d . How long did the relationship last ? s 85 If it was a de facto relationship of less than three years , duration : s 85 ( 3 ) • Was there a child of the relationship ? ( note extended definition ...
... relationship start ? Remember s 2B . d . How long did the relationship last ? s 85 If it was a de facto relationship of less than three years , duration : s 85 ( 3 ) • Was there a child of the relationship ? ( note extended definition ...
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