The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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Page 486
... particular , to allow the printed form to be overridden by the spoken word where the form is not prepared for the specific transaction but for general use . That there is a move from the sanctity of the written word at the expense of ...
... particular , to allow the printed form to be overridden by the spoken word where the form is not prepared for the specific transaction but for general use . That there is a move from the sanctity of the written word at the expense of ...
Page 504
... particular there seems no why to give jurisdiction to the Court in res- pect of the matrimonial home under the Matri- monial Proceedings Act a claimant should have to establish a substantial contribution nor for common intention to be ...
... particular there seems no why to give jurisdiction to the Court in res- pect of the matrimonial home under the Matri- monial Proceedings Act a claimant should have to establish a substantial contribution nor for common intention to be ...
Page 528
... particular union between them . I think if we go into a form of reform as suggested today , then one wonders what is the next step from there . This one is based on the fact that we have accepted a certain posi- tion ; the separation ...
... particular union between them . I think if we go into a form of reform as suggested today , then one wonders what is the next step from there . This one is based on the fact that we have accepted a certain posi- tion ; the separation ...
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