The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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Page 62
... agreement to pay maintenance . Section 54 defines what is regis- trable . It is not generally appreciated that there are three different types of maintenance agreement envisaged by the section : ( a ) Husband and wife maintenance , or ...
... agreement to pay maintenance . Section 54 defines what is regis- trable . It is not generally appreciated that there are three different types of maintenance agreement envisaged by the section : ( a ) Husband and wife maintenance , or ...
Page 63
... agreement must “ provide " These words import certainty . The order must be clear . The agreement must say what it is intended to say . This is quite different from reading something into an order or agreement by implication or ...
... agreement must “ provide " These words import certainty . The order must be clear . The agreement must say what it is intended to say . This is quite different from reading something into an order or agreement by implication or ...
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... agreement for separation , whether made by deed or other writing or orally , and that the agreement is in full force and has been in full force for not less than two years . ' In Smalley v . Smalley ( the judgment of Wilson J. was given ...
... agreement for separation , whether made by deed or other writing or orally , and that the agreement is in full force and has been in full force for not less than two years . ' In Smalley v . Smalley ( the judgment of Wilson J. was given ...
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Catchlines of Recent Judgments 6 54 78 100 | 6 |
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