The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 257
... Bill . Proceedings under the Bill itself were at that stage still unresolved . Assuming that in the trespass proceedings the sole issue is ownership of the matrimonial home at the time of the alleged trespass , the Bill raises a problem ...
... Bill . Proceedings under the Bill itself were at that stage still unresolved . Assuming that in the trespass proceedings the sole issue is ownership of the matrimonial home at the time of the alleged trespass , the Bill raises a problem ...
Page 363
... Bill . It is to replace the income tax provisions of the present Land and Income Tax Act 1954. The present land tax provisions of that Act are to be separately dealt with . The changes promoted in the Bill are long overdue . Yet , a ...
... Bill . It is to replace the income tax provisions of the present Land and Income Tax Act 1954. The present land tax provisions of that Act are to be separately dealt with . The changes promoted in the Bill are long overdue . Yet , a ...
Page 424
... Bill 1975 has since its first reading last year occasioned a good deal of discussion both in this Journal and in the community at large . The general thinking behind the Bill and the structure of its main provisions are therefore by now ...
... Bill 1975 has since its first reading last year occasioned a good deal of discussion both in this Journal and in the community at large . The general thinking behind the Bill and the structure of its main provisions are therefore by now ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
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