The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 6Butterworths, 1931 - Law |
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Page 118
... regard the interests of mortgagor and of mortgagee as distinct subjects of insurance , and to interpret where possible the mortgage clause as a new and independent contract which placed the mortgagee beyond the control or effect of any ...
... regard the interests of mortgagor and of mortgagee as distinct subjects of insurance , and to interpret where possible the mortgage clause as a new and independent contract which placed the mortgagee beyond the control or effect of any ...
Page 171
... regard to the simpli- fication of the proof of cases . It is suggested : ( 1 ) That all documents should be accepted in evi- dence unless formally challenged and oral proof de- manded , in which case the challenger should have to pay ...
... regard to the simpli- fication of the proof of cases . It is suggested : ( 1 ) That all documents should be accepted in evi- dence unless formally challenged and oral proof de- manded , in which case the challenger should have to pay ...
Page 253
... regard to compensation were contained in the Immigration and Public Works Act , 1870 , and the Immigration and Public Works Act Amendment Act , 1871 , which were passed to facilitate the execution of the great public works scheme of Sir ...
... regard to compensation were contained in the Immigration and Public Works Act , 1870 , and the Immigration and Public Works Act Amendment Act , 1871 , which were passed to facilitate the execution of the great public works scheme of Sir ...
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