The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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Page 174
... legislation that had already been passed . In my opinion legislation specifically for an asset by asset approach to the property of de facto partners would be a retrograde step . It would be discriminatory in that it would impose a ...
... legislation that had already been passed . In my opinion legislation specifically for an asset by asset approach to the property of de facto partners would be a retrograde step . It would be discriminatory in that it would impose a ...
Page 175
... legislation should " cut in " . The New South Wales legislation states two years and the 1975 Bill contemplated likewise , although in that case , the de facto partners were treated then as if they were formally married persons . Under ...
... legislation should " cut in " . The New South Wales legislation states two years and the 1975 Bill contemplated likewise , although in that case , the de facto partners were treated then as if they were formally married persons . Under ...
Page 388
... Legislative Council . The Ordinance also sets out the composition and functions of the Committee . The Interpretation and General Clauses ( Amendment ) Ordinance 1987 deals with the legal implications of bilingual legislation ...
... Legislative Council . The Ordinance also sets out the composition and functions of the Committee . The Interpretation and General Clauses ( Amendment ) Ordinance 1987 deals with the legal implications of bilingual legislation ...
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