The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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... basis as husband and wife before they can be regarded as husband and wife . Instead , the section provides that the Social Security Commission may regard as husband and wife any man and woman who , not being legally married , have ...
... basis as husband and wife before they can be regarded as husband and wife . Instead , the section provides that the Social Security Commission may regard as husband and wife any man and woman who , not being legally married , have ...
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... basis of " some permanence " . He reached his con- clusion by stating that the words " on a domestic basis " had to be taken in their " ordinary " meaning ; he considered dictionary definitions of the word " domestic " , where it was ...
... basis of " some permanence " . He reached his con- clusion by stating that the words " on a domestic basis " had to be taken in their " ordinary " meaning ; he considered dictionary definitions of the word " domestic " , where it was ...
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... basis " , which were the basis of s 63 ( b ) and formed part of the Department's submissions , have been removed . The crucial paragraphs are ( c ) and ( d ) which cover the " husband and wife " element in the provision and may ...
... basis " , which were the basis of s 63 ( b ) and formed part of the Department's submissions , have been removed . The crucial paragraphs are ( c ) and ( d ) which cover the " husband and wife " element in the provision and may ...
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