The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 21
... duties have ensured that the practice has continued . In this way , the widow can enjoy the income of her husband's property without having the capital come into her own estate for a second slice of duty . As stated earlier , the ...
... duties have ensured that the practice has continued . In this way , the widow can enjoy the income of her husband's property without having the capital come into her own estate for a second slice of duty . As stated earlier , the ...
Page 108
... duty over the next ten years . One cannot know whether these counter- vailing tendencies will balance each other out . Government tardiness in revising estate duty and tax rates suggests that if recent history is repeated over the next ...
... duty over the next ten years . One cannot know whether these counter- vailing tendencies will balance each other out . Government tardiness in revising estate duty and tax rates suggests that if recent history is repeated over the next ...
Page 174
... duty . Indeed they do not create legal duties simply by being on the statute books ( f ) . Only when an order or agreement is made does a duty arise . Even then it is submitted that the common law duty still exists alongside the duty ...
... duty . Indeed they do not create legal duties simply by being on the statute books ( f ) . Only when an order or agreement is made does a duty arise . Even then it is submitted that the common law duty still exists alongside the duty ...
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