The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 19
... Common- wealth Countries Act 1977 is to retain the applica- tion of all relevant common law and statute law to Commonwealth citizens who are citizens of a Commonwealth country of which the Queen is not Head of State . The continued ...
... Common- wealth Countries Act 1977 is to retain the applica- tion of all relevant common law and statute law to Commonwealth citizens who are citizens of a Commonwealth country of which the Queen is not Head of State . The continued ...
Page 174
... common law duty of support owed by a husband to his wife ( d ) is still in existence despite the enactment of modern statutory main- tenance provisions ( e ) . These maintenance pro- visions do not abrogate the common law duty . Indeed ...
... common law duty of support owed by a husband to his wife ( d ) is still in existence despite the enactment of modern statutory main- tenance provisions ( e ) . These maintenance pro- visions do not abrogate the common law duty . Indeed ...
Page 195
... common law Courts long ago insisted upon these principles of natural justice which have come into such prominence today . Here is an observation made by Baron Parke in Bonaker v Evans ( 1850 ) 16 QB 162 , 171 : " No proposition can be ...
... common law Courts long ago insisted upon these principles of natural justice which have come into such prominence today . Here is an observation made by Baron Parke in Bonaker v Evans ( 1850 ) 16 QB 162 , 171 : " No proposition can be ...
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