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Page 246
... Matrimonial Property Act copies this Victorian legislation , but the presumption was not reduplicated . It provides that in the ab- sence of evidence of a contrary intention , or circumstances which render it unjust so to do , husband ...
... Matrimonial Property Act copies this Victorian legislation , but the presumption was not reduplicated . It provides that in the ab- sence of evidence of a contrary intention , or circumstances which render it unjust so to do , husband ...
Page 247
... Matrimonial Property Act and Part VIII of the Matrimonial Proceedings Act overlap . Both Acts apply to the matrimonial home which is often the principal or only disputed asset . Yet despite this overlap , different principles and ...
... Matrimonial Property Act and Part VIII of the Matrimonial Proceedings Act overlap . Both Acts apply to the matrimonial home which is often the principal or only disputed asset . Yet despite this overlap , different principles and ...
Page 500
... matrimonial property legislation under a somewhat similar title to the present . The for- mer title used was ' The Matrimonial Property Act 1963 - A New Look ' , the last words then enjoying a popular vogue . At the time that paper was ...
... matrimonial property legislation under a somewhat similar title to the present . The for- mer title used was ' The Matrimonial Property Act 1963 - A New Look ' , the last words then enjoying a popular vogue . At the time that paper was ...
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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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