The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 39Butterworths, 1963 - Law |
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Page 61
... Position Prior to Travers v . Holley.- Until 1953 English Courts refused to recognise foreign decrees of divorce unless at the time of the proceedings in the foreign Court the parties were domiciled within the jurisdiction of that Court ...
... Position Prior to Travers v . Holley.- Until 1953 English Courts refused to recognise foreign decrees of divorce unless at the time of the proceedings in the foreign Court the parties were domiciled within the jurisdiction of that Court ...
Page 236
... position of the ladies who are on the £ 300 a year mark . The other ladies who are drawing pensions from the contributing scheme were , however , not a great deal better off because when the scheme was introduced in 1955 the judicial ...
... position of the ladies who are on the £ 300 a year mark . The other ladies who are drawing pensions from the contributing scheme were , however , not a great deal better off because when the scheme was introduced in 1955 the judicial ...
Page 242
... position of unmarried women and not to the position of the opposite sex . In fact , the Act contains a blatant example of inequality in that while perpetuating a husband's Common Law disability to sue his wife in tort , it enables a ...
... position of unmarried women and not to the position of the opposite sex . In fact , the Act contains a blatant example of inequality in that while perpetuating a husband's Common Law disability to sue his wife in tort , it enables a ...
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