The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 57
... intention , Hammond J then asked whether Mrs Collier had any such intention . He held that she did , in respect of the second purpose : In my view , that clause does move beyond the particular to the general . It exhibits a paramount ...
... intention , Hammond J then asked whether Mrs Collier had any such intention . He held that she did , in respect of the second purpose : In my view , that clause does move beyond the particular to the general . It exhibits a paramount ...
Page 57
... intention . In my view , it is unlikely that such an intention existed here so as to permit validation . In effect , the entire residuary gift should fail . On the other hand , if we assume that s 61B is applied so as to save the second ...
... intention . In my view , it is unlikely that such an intention existed here so as to permit validation . In effect , the entire residuary gift should fail . On the other hand , if we assume that s 61B is applied so as to save the second ...
Page 58
... intention , that suffices for validity . It should be noted that the " satisfaction of the testator's presumed intention " test differs from the New Zealand " substantially charitable mind " test , but for the purposes of revealing the ...
... intention , that suffices for validity . It should be noted that the " satisfaction of the testator's presumed intention " test differs from the New Zealand " substantially charitable mind " test , but for the purposes of revealing the ...
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