The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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... husband because of the children and that he had replied : " Well , stay on as housekeeper " . She also said they did not speak ; she complained that he liked to belittle people and spoke of one case where he allegedly insulted a guest ...
... husband because of the children and that he had replied : " Well , stay on as housekeeper " . She also said they did not speak ; she complained that he liked to belittle people and spoke of one case where he allegedly insulted a guest ...
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... husband ; " ( b ) where a husband and wife are living apart , the wife is dependent on the husband to the extent of any money ordered to be paid under a mainte- nance order or agreed to be paid under an agreement between the parties ...
... husband ; " ( b ) where a husband and wife are living apart , the wife is dependent on the husband to the extent of any money ordered to be paid under a mainte- nance order or agreed to be paid under an agreement between the parties ...
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... husband . They also separately bought other chattels which were used in the family living . The husband grew vegetables and some of these were used to feed the family . The television licence was paid for by the husband . The family all ...
... husband . They also separately bought other chattels which were used in the family living . The husband grew vegetables and some of these were used to feed the family . The television licence was paid for by the husband . The family all ...
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