The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 27Butterworths, 1951 - Law |
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... effect call up the mortgage by giving one month's notice under s . 3 of the Property Law Amendment Act , 1939 ? ANSWER : Section 68 of the Property Law Act , 1908 , has not been impliedly repealed ; it is still in full force and effect ...
... effect call up the mortgage by giving one month's notice under s . 3 of the Property Law Amendment Act , 1939 ? ANSWER : Section 68 of the Property Law Act , 1908 , has not been impliedly repealed ; it is still in full force and effect ...
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... effect and purpose of this expropriating legislation , the busy solicitor cannot fully do his duty to his clients unless he keeps abreast of the changes in this branch of taxation law , for all the recent changes in the statutory law ...
... effect and purpose of this expropriating legislation , the busy solicitor cannot fully do his duty to his clients unless he keeps abreast of the changes in this branch of taxation law , for all the recent changes in the statutory law ...
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... effect . Held , That the effect of the Act of 1946 was both to nationalize and to bring under public ownership the Middlesex Hospital within the contemplation of the testatrix , notwithstanding that the medical school remained free from ...
... effect . Held , That the effect of the Act of 1946 was both to nationalize and to bring under public ownership the Middlesex Hospital within the contemplation of the testatrix , notwithstanding that the medical school remained free from ...
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Adams E C | 1 |
Public Highways in New Zealand as defined | 2 |
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