The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 225
... marriage is no longer recognised as a marriage with consequent civil effects , and that the parties are civilly free to enter another marriage ; it does not follow that the parties are therefore free to enter marriage in the Catholic ...
... marriage is no longer recognised as a marriage with consequent civil effects , and that the parties are civilly free to enter another marriage ; it does not follow that the parties are therefore free to enter marriage in the Catholic ...
Page 226
... marriage is judicial . What is most important in an annulment is that the reason for invalidity must have been present at the time of entering marriage , that is , at the time of giving consent . The advocate for the petitioner ( person ...
... marriage is judicial . What is most important in an annulment is that the reason for invalidity must have been present at the time of entering marriage , that is , at the time of giving consent . The advocate for the petitioner ( person ...
Page 380
... marriage he had not expressed that his will was made in contemplation of marriage . - - Again , in the most recent New Zealand case on this matter - Re Whale ( g ) which was decided by Wild CJ in 1977 - Burton v McGregor was expressly ...
... marriage he had not expressed that his will was made in contemplation of marriage . - - Again , in the most recent New Zealand case on this matter - Re Whale ( g ) which was decided by Wild CJ in 1977 - Burton v McGregor was expressly ...
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