The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 82
Page 34
... result . Exclusion result With the tests referred to above there is a 60 percent chance that a man wrongly named would be excluded from paternity . If all the available tests were used this percentage would be increased to over 90 ...
... result . Exclusion result With the tests referred to above there is a 60 percent chance that a man wrongly named would be excluded from paternity . If all the available tests were used this percentage would be increased to over 90 ...
Page 39
... result would be desirable , it is submitted that ways do exist by which it could be reached . Of course , on the face of it , the reasoning of the Court of Appeal does appear to be both im- peccable and unassailable ( as , indeed , one ...
... result would be desirable , it is submitted that ways do exist by which it could be reached . Of course , on the face of it , the reasoning of the Court of Appeal does appear to be both im- peccable and unassailable ( as , indeed , one ...
Page 197
... result in Kelly that was absurd or at variance with the purposes of the legislation . By classifying the mortgage as a matrimonial debt , the wife would have shared the burden of an encumbrance that had helped to sustain matrimonial ...
... result in Kelly that was absurd or at variance with the purposes of the legislation . By classifying the mortgage as a matrimonial debt , the wife would have shared the burden of an encumbrance that had helped to sustain matrimonial ...
Contents
Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
62 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
29 February accepted action adopted agreement allowed Amendment application approval Auckland authority benefit blood cause child claim clear client Commission Committee common concerned consideration considered contract Council counsel course Court of Appeal criminal damages decision defendant determine duty effect evidence existing expressed fact February further give given ground held House important interest interpretation involved issue Judge judgment judicial justice land legislation limited Lord marriage matrimonial matter means ment nature NZLR offence P.O. Box particular parties person plaintiff Planning police position possible practice present principle procedure proceedings purchaser question reason recent referred regard relation respect result rule sion situation Society solicitor statute suggested supra taken tion tort Wellington wife Zealand