The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 27Butterworths, 1951 - Law |
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Page 338
... Period in Act . 2 years , but may be exten- ded to years Act not to apply except in so far as it may be applied by analogy 6 years from original con- version Limitation Period in Act . 12 years , with further. Property Law Act , 1908 ...
... Period in Act . 2 years , but may be exten- ded to years Act not to apply except in so far as it may be applied by analogy 6 years from original con- version Limitation Period in Act . 12 years , with further. Property Law Act , 1908 ...
Page 339
NZLJ. Limitation Period in Act . 12 years , with further period where right first accrued to the Crown 6 years in most cases 12 years ; and 6 years for interest Actions claiming personal estate of a deceased person Actions against Crown ...
NZLJ. Limitation Period in Act . 12 years , with further period where right first accrued to the Crown 6 years in most cases 12 years ; and 6 years for interest Actions claiming personal estate of a deceased person Actions against Crown ...
Page 375
... period for the previously - pre- scribed twenty - years period . Actions to recover shares on an intestacy were not dealt with by any statute of limitation until the enactment of s . 13 of the Trustee Act , 1883 , Amendment Act , 1891 ...
... period for the previously - pre- scribed twenty - years period . Actions to recover shares on an intestacy were not dealt with by any statute of limitation until the enactment of s . 13 of the Trustee Act , 1883 , Amendment Act , 1891 ...
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Adams E C | 1 |
Public Highways in New Zealand as defined | 2 |
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