The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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Page 143
... land retained by the covenantee . Therefore , if the covenantee retains no adjacent land or owns no land capable of deriving profit from the covenant , its benefit cannot avail other persons . Equity , acting on the analogy of a ...
... land retained by the covenantee . Therefore , if the covenantee retains no adjacent land or owns no land capable of deriving profit from the covenant , its benefit cannot avail other persons . Equity , acting on the analogy of a ...
Page 396
... land , vests in the " succeed- ing trustees for the same estate and interest as the former trustees had therein and subject to the same trusts without any conveyance or assign- ment whatsoever . . . " ( i ) . An exception is made in the ...
... land , vests in the " succeed- ing trustees for the same estate and interest as the former trustees had therein and subject to the same trusts without any conveyance or assign- ment whatsoever . . . " ( i ) . An exception is made in the ...
Page 397
... land under the Land Trans- fer Act 1952. Thus , in the case of land , the deed itself is ineffective to pass legal title but in ss . 52- 62 the Trustee Act provides for the making of vesting orders by the Supreme Court . Even this is ...
... land under the Land Trans- fer Act 1952. Thus , in the case of land , the deed itself is ineffective to pass legal title but in ss . 52- 62 the Trustee Act provides for the making of vesting orders by the Supreme Court . Even this is ...
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Catchlines of Recent Judgments 6 54 78 100 | 6 |
Duties of a Mortgagee in Exercising Power | 15 |
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