The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 39Butterworths, 1963 - Law |
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... marriage are customarily divided into two main classes , namely those dealing with marriages that are void and those concerning marriages which are voidable . Void Marriages - A void marriage has authori- tatively been described ( a ) ...
... marriage are customarily divided into two main classes , namely those dealing with marriages that are void and those concerning marriages which are voidable . Void Marriages - A void marriage has authori- tatively been described ( a ) ...
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... marriage by construction of law and retains it until death or till the marriage be dissolved . Now in the case of a void marriage that rule does not apply for such a marriage is and always has been a nullity from the very beginning ...
... marriage by construction of law and retains it until death or till the marriage be dissolved . Now in the case of a void marriage that rule does not apply for such a marriage is and always has been a nullity from the very beginning ...
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... marriage unaware of its illegality , exemption from the usual penalty of confisca- tion of all pecuniary benefits derived from the other spouse before or after the illegal marriage . Subject to the aforesaid exceptions , however , Roman ...
... marriage unaware of its illegality , exemption from the usual penalty of confisca- tion of all pecuniary benefits derived from the other spouse before or after the illegal marriage . Subject to the aforesaid exceptions , however , Roman ...
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