The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 223
... Lord Diplock's speech ( p 554-5 ) : " In contrast to the position under the 1956 contracts the taxpayer company was not a party to any of the 1964 contracts entered into with ... [ Gulf ] . All its purchases ... were made from Europa ...
... Lord Diplock's speech ( p 554-5 ) : " In contrast to the position under the 1956 contracts the taxpayer company was not a party to any of the 1964 contracts entered into with ... [ Gulf ] . All its purchases ... were made from Europa ...
Page 402
... Lord Cairns LC swept aside academic discussions and all dissertation on the distinction between form and substance and ( at 64 ) said : " In point of form no doubt , what he was entitled to by the appointment was one - third of the ...
... Lord Cairns LC swept aside academic discussions and all dissertation on the distinction between form and substance and ( at 64 ) said : " In point of form no doubt , what he was entitled to by the appointment was one - third of the ...
Page 403
... Lords Halsbury , Macnaghten and Shand in the House of Lords gave specific approval of their judgments . In the House of Lords Lord Halsbury , LC ( at 16 ) said : " Now , if the only thing that the legatee is entitled to is the one ...
... Lords Halsbury , Macnaghten and Shand in the House of Lords gave specific approval of their judgments . In the House of Lords Lord Halsbury , LC ( at 16 ) said : " Now , if the only thing that the legatee is entitled to is the one ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
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