The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 10Butterworths, 1934 - Law |
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Page 129
... given in Court have to be checked , the seriousness of the sins of com- mission and omission in citation are realized in the resultant loss of time and in trouble which could have been obviated . And it must not be overlooked that mis ...
... given in Court have to be checked , the seriousness of the sins of com- mission and omission in citation are realized in the resultant loss of time and in trouble which could have been obviated . And it must not be overlooked that mis ...
Page 191
... given by Devisees Extent to which he " [ the Devisee ] " is so entitled " under the Will Stamp Duties Act , 1928 , s . 81 ( d ) . 66 Appeals from the judgment of Blair , J. , reported ante . p . 133. Section 81 ( d ) of the Stamp Duties ...
... given by Devisees Extent to which he " [ the Devisee ] " is so entitled " under the Will Stamp Duties Act , 1928 , s . 81 ( d ) . 66 Appeals from the judgment of Blair , J. , reported ante . p . 133. Section 81 ( d ) of the Stamp Duties ...
Page 251
... given by means of an accord and satisfaction , " which occurs where there is , in the words of Salmond and Winfield's The Law of Contract , " no such mutual release of reciprocal obligations , but merely a unilateral release of one ...
... given by means of an accord and satisfaction , " which occurs where there is , in the words of Salmond and Winfield's The Law of Contract , " no such mutual release of reciprocal obligations , but merely a unilateral release of one ...
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