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Page 169
... relationship for a period of years and there has been an intermingling of finances under sharing of the household . ( at 456 ) With respect , it is my opinion that parties to a de facto marriage relationship are disadvantaged in terms ...
... relationship for a period of years and there has been an intermingling of finances under sharing of the household . ( at 456 ) With respect , it is my opinion that parties to a de facto marriage relationship are disadvantaged in terms ...
Page 171
... relationship . The legislators have had to grapple with the nature of the " de facto relationship . " The Domestic Protection Act 1982 extends non - violence , non- molestation and occupation orders to men and women who are living in ...
... relationship . The legislators have had to grapple with the nature of the " de facto relationship . " The Domestic Protection Act 1982 extends non - violence , non- molestation and occupation orders to men and women who are living in ...
Page 172
... relationship , regulate and manage it , makes any attempt to define it with any precision impossible . Indeed the old adage " tot homines quot sentitae " is eminently appropriate for this particular type of relationship . To go beyond ...
... relationship , regulate and manage it , makes any attempt to define it with any precision impossible . Indeed the old adage " tot homines quot sentitae " is eminently appropriate for this particular type of relationship . To go beyond ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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