The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 39Butterworths, 1963 - Law |
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Page 242
... husband's Common Law disability to sue his wife in tort , it enables a wife to sue her husband in tort for the protection and security of her separate property . In the interests of achieving equality , and without considering here ...
... husband's Common Law disability to sue his wife in tort , it enables a wife to sue her husband in tort for the protection and security of her separate property . In the interests of achieving equality , and without considering here ...
Page 243
... husband's desertion , I doubt if any practitioner could without embarrassment advise a wife who has kept the home and who in many ways , other than financial , has helped her husband build up his estate , that the husband is free to ...
... husband's desertion , I doubt if any practitioner could without embarrassment advise a wife who has kept the home and who in many ways , other than financial , has helped her husband build up his estate , that the husband is free to ...
Page 250
... husband is the provider . In such a case it would not be unreasonable to suggest that , since the husband usually provides the bulk of the family income , there is nothing wrong with his having a substantial measure of control over the ...
... husband is the provider . In such a case it would not be unreasonable to suggest that , since the husband usually provides the bulk of the family income , there is nothing wrong with his having a substantial measure of control over the ...
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