The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 175
... living together , the wife is totally depen- dent on the 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 ...
... living together , the wife is totally depen- dent on the 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 ...
Page 417
... living apart " whilst they both recog- nised the marriage as subsisting . It was also held that the element required in addition to physical separation is one which is capable of being brought into existence unilaterally , in that it ...
... living apart " whilst they both recog- nised the marriage as subsisting . It was also held that the element required in addition to physical separation is one which is capable of being brought into existence unilaterally , in that it ...
Page 420
... living whether they hold themselves out as Mr and Mrs so and so , as husband and wife living in a particular house . " His Honour concluded thus : " On that evidence I am not satisfied that the husband and wife were living apart in 1972 ...
... living whether they hold themselves out as Mr and Mrs so and so , as husband and wife living in a particular house . " His Honour concluded thus : " On that evidence I am not satisfied that the husband and wife were living apart in 1972 ...
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