The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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Page 197
... course diminished by the amount of the debt owed by the company to the husband . Thus under either approach the wife would share the burden of the second mortgage . This is not to say that the approach of Jef- fries Jin Frost will ...
... course diminished by the amount of the debt owed by the company to the husband . Thus under either approach the wife would share the burden of the second mortgage . This is not to say that the approach of Jef- fries Jin Frost will ...
Page 198
... course of managing the affairs of the household or bring- ing up any child of the marriage . Secondly , it could mean : ( i ) for the benefit of both the husband and the wife in the course of manag- ing the affairs of the household or ...
... course of managing the affairs of the household or bring- ing up any child of the marriage . Secondly , it could mean : ( i ) for the benefit of both the husband and the wife in the course of manag- ing the affairs of the household or ...
Page 199
NZLJ. course of managing the affairs of the household not also a debt incurred for the benefit of any child in the course of bringing up any child ? Nevertheless , when the results that flow from the three different interpretations are ...
NZLJ. course of managing the affairs of the household not also a debt incurred for the benefit of any child in the course of bringing up any child ? Nevertheless , when the results that flow from the three different interpretations are ...
Contents
Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
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