The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 39Butterworths, 1963 - Law |
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Page 68
... give a Luxembourg address , this being where the Court sits . Domicile does not appear to have its English technical meaning , nor does it seem to matter that domicile may be elected at an address such as an Embassy . For instance , in ...
... give a Luxembourg address , this being where the Court sits . Domicile does not appear to have its English technical meaning , nor does it seem to matter that domicile may be elected at an address such as an Embassy . For instance , in ...
Page 112
... give to the children , by way of advancement or anticipation , that which was never in any other part of the will given to them . That construction has , however , been in effect adopted by Kay J. I regret to say I cannot agree with him ...
... give to the children , by way of advancement or anticipation , that which was never in any other part of the will given to them . That construction has , however , been in effect adopted by Kay J. I regret to say I cannot agree with him ...
Page 294
... give effect to an agreed policy . To decide whether the words used cover the facts of any given case the Court must ascertain the intent and object of the Act . In the result , the Court may have to impute to Parliament an intention in ...
... give effect to an agreed policy . To decide whether the words used cover the facts of any given case the Court must ascertain the intent and object of the Act . In the result , the Court may have to impute to Parliament an intention in ...
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