The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 279
... exercise of the discretion itself always remains distinct from the presence of jurisdictional matters . Broadly , the consequences that may flow from that differentiation can initially be loosely formulated in this way : The Court must ...
... exercise of the discretion itself always remains distinct from the presence of jurisdictional matters . Broadly , the consequences that may flow from that differentiation can initially be loosely formulated in this way : The Court must ...
Page 280
... exercise . Section 4 ( 1 ) of the Family Protection Act 1955 contains a conditional statement of gener- ality with no indication of the grounds of the exercise of the discretion ; so that all that may be said is that the Order of the ...
... exercise . Section 4 ( 1 ) of the Family Protection Act 1955 contains a conditional statement of gener- ality with no indication of the grounds of the exercise of the discretion ; so that all that may be said is that the Order of the ...
Page 281
... exercise of the Court's discretion that allows it to vary the testamentary trust in deciding upon what part of the estate the burden of lump - sum or periodical payments or the superimposition of a class fund may fall . Moreover the ...
... exercise of the Court's discretion that allows it to vary the testamentary trust in deciding upon what part of the estate the burden of lump - sum or periodical payments or the superimposition of a class fund may fall . Moreover the ...
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