The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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... matrimonial property In principle , a debt incurred to acquire matrimonial property should be deductible , as in normal circumstances both spouses will share equally in the matrimonial property thus " produced " . This presumption of ...
... matrimonial property In principle , a debt incurred to acquire matrimonial property should be deductible , as in normal circumstances both spouses will share equally in the matrimonial property thus " produced " . This presumption of ...
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... matrimonial property . But the value of the matrimonial property available to satisfy the creditors ' claims is diminished by the other spouse's " protected interest " . By virtue of s 20 ( 2 ) this protected interest , which may be as ...
... matrimonial property . But the value of the matrimonial property available to satisfy the creditors ' claims is diminished by the other spouse's " protected interest " . By virtue of s 20 ( 2 ) this protected interest , which may be as ...
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... matrimonial property ( iii ) wife's net domestic property ( iv ) wife's net balance matrimonial pro- perty . the deductible debts . Take the above example again but imagine that the wife is liable for the deductible debt of $ 20,000 ...
... matrimonial property ( iii ) wife's net domestic property ( iv ) wife's net balance matrimonial pro- perty . the deductible debts . Take the above example again but imagine that the wife is liable for the deductible debt of $ 20,000 ...
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Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
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