The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 8Butterworths, 1932 - Law |
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... house . " " An early case dealing with " unoccupied premises is Staunton v . Powell ( 1867 ) 15 W.R. 362 ( Ir . ) . In this case , the owner of a house in Dublin City , furnished for letting purposes , was held liable for rates in ...
... house . " " An early case dealing with " unoccupied premises is Staunton v . Powell ( 1867 ) 15 W.R. 362 ( Ir . ) . In this case , the owner of a house in Dublin City , furnished for letting purposes , was held liable for rates in ...
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... house is in possession , and may maintain trespass against anyone who in- vades it , but as long as he leaves it vacant he is not rateable for it as an occupier . If . however , he furnishes it , and keeps it ready for habitation ...
... house is in possession , and may maintain trespass against anyone who in- vades it , but as long as he leaves it vacant he is not rateable for it as an occupier . If . however , he furnishes it , and keeps it ready for habitation ...
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... House of Lords or the Privy Council ? In that case it is clear that we must follow the higher authority . " We go a step further : what if the House of Lords and the Privy Council are in disagreement ? Which of those authorities is then ...
... House of Lords or the Privy Council ? In that case it is clear that we must follow the higher authority . " We go a step further : what if the House of Lords and the Privy Council are in disagreement ? Which of those authorities is then ...
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Runningdown Cases Disclosure of Defendants | 46 |
Equitable | 83 |
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