The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 39Butterworths, 1963 - Law |
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Page 8
... domicile in the future . ( e ) Accordingly the distinction between void and voidable marriages is of considerable importance for jurisdictional purposes in that the one confers the domicile of the husband on the wife as a matter of law ...
... domicile in the future . ( e ) Accordingly the distinction between void and voidable marriages is of considerable importance for jurisdictional purposes in that the one confers the domicile of the husband on the wife as a matter of law ...
Page 32
... domicile having a peculiar interest in matters of domestic status thus has jurisdiction in such cases on general principles . ( b ) However , in the case of a void marriage the wife does not acquire the domicile of the husband by ...
... domicile having a peculiar interest in matters of domestic status thus has jurisdiction in such cases on general principles . ( b ) However , in the case of a void marriage the wife does not acquire the domicile of the husband by ...
Page 62
... domicile there and residence for ninety days . The parties had emigrated from England some two years before the decree was pronounced and the husband acquired a domicile of choice in Florida but he later returned to England and reverted ...
... domicile there and residence for ninety days . The parties had emigrated from England some two years before the decree was pronounced and the husband acquired a domicile of choice in Florida but he later returned to England and reverted ...
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