The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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Page 197
... wife would have shared the burden of an encumbrance that had helped to sustain matrimonial property , property in which she would ultimately share . As it turned out , however , by awarding the wife half the shares in the company ...
... wife would have shared the burden of an encumbrance that had helped to sustain matrimonial property , property in which she would ultimately share . As it turned out , however , by awarding the wife half the shares in the company ...
Page 243
... wife's deductible debts between ( i ) the wife's domestic property , and ( ii ) the wife's balance matrimonial pro- perty in whatever proportions it deems desirable . Once these appropriations have been made , the deductible debts may ...
... wife's deductible debts between ( i ) the wife's domestic property , and ( ii ) the wife's balance matrimonial pro- perty in whatever proportions it deems desirable . Once these appropriations have been made , the deductible debts may ...
Page 313
... wife's ap- plication in respect of the husband's property ( hereinafter described as the Papamoa proper- ty ) it ... wife . The parties first met in March 1962 and en- tered into a de facto relationship . The husband already owned the ...
... wife's ap- plication in respect of the husband's property ( hereinafter described as the Papamoa proper- ty ) it ... wife . The parties first met in March 1962 and en- tered into a de facto relationship . The husband already owned the ...
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Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
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