The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 27Butterworths, 1951 - Law |
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Page 66
... existing right of the lessee to acquire the freehold and substitute an entirely new right . In effect , s . 122 ( 11 ) divides leases into two classes : ( a ) leases in perpetuity and leases under which the lessee has the right to ...
... existing right of the lessee to acquire the freehold and substitute an entirely new right . In effect , s . 122 ( 11 ) divides leases into two classes : ( a ) leases in perpetuity and leases under which the lessee has the right to ...
Page 168
... existing domicil cannot be retained without continuous residence . A domicil once possessed is not lost unless both residence and intention to reside are in fact given up . Abandonment equally with acquisition depends upon the factum ...
... existing domicil cannot be retained without continuous residence . A domicil once possessed is not lost unless both residence and intention to reside are in fact given up . Abandonment equally with acquisition depends upon the factum ...
Page 337
... existing rights of action , replacing some statutes and amending others , it deserves some careful consideration by the practitioner . The new statute thus consolidates and amends the general Acts which deal with the limitation of the ...
... existing rights of action , replacing some statutes and amending others , it deserves some careful consideration by the practitioner . The new statute thus consolidates and amends the general Acts which deal with the limitation of the ...
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Adams E C | 1 |
Public Highways in New Zealand as defined | 2 |
J South Africa Hon A van de S 329 | 12 |
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