The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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... amendment . The account professedly distinguishes , but in practice only further confuses non - textual with referential amendment . See instead now the Renton Report ( op . cit . ) Ch . XII . Compare Ilbert , Sir Courtenay ...
... amendment . The account professedly distinguishes , but in practice only further confuses non - textual with referential amendment . See instead now the Renton Report ( op . cit . ) Ch . XII . Compare Ilbert , Sir Courtenay ...
Page 381
... Amendment Act 1977 ― The Wills Amendment Act 1977 came into force on 1 July 1978. This Act effected two main changes to the law first , in respect of : witnesses who are also beneficiaries and sec- ondly , in respect of the effect of ...
... Amendment Act 1977 ― The Wills Amendment Act 1977 came into force on 1 July 1978. This Act effected two main changes to the law first , in respect of : witnesses who are also beneficiaries and sec- ondly , in respect of the effect of ...
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... Amendment Act will be of little importance in practice . In contrast , I think that the other area of reform contained in the Act will be of substantial im- portance . It introduces a new way in which a will can be revoked . Before the ...
... Amendment Act will be of little importance in practice . In contrast , I think that the other area of reform contained in the Act will be of substantial im- portance . It introduces a new way in which a will can be revoked . Before the ...
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