The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 45Butterworths, 1969 - Law |
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... position will become different if the proposed Domestic Proceedings Act becomes law in its present form . ) ( c ) Tuckwell S.M. had apparently relied on s . 3 ( 1 ) of the Law Reform Act 1936 in reaching his conclusion , but counsel for ...
... position will become different if the proposed Domestic Proceedings Act becomes law in its present form . ) ( c ) Tuckwell S.M. had apparently relied on s . 3 ( 1 ) of the Law Reform Act 1936 in reaching his conclusion , but counsel for ...
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... position totally antagon- istic to the report , and I deprecate that . I would also put this point : on the other side , the other 20 percent have moved somewhat similarly to a position in favour of the report— almost a defensive position ...
... position totally antagon- istic to the report , and I deprecate that . I would also put this point : on the other side , the other 20 percent have moved somewhat similarly to a position in favour of the report— almost a defensive position ...
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... position has a right to claim under the Family Protection Act . The onus is then on him to establish that he has not been adequately provided for . This leaves the Court entirely free to weigh up the extent of the deceased's moral ...
... position has a right to claim under the Family Protection Act . The onus is then on him to establish that he has not been adequately provided for . This leaves the Court entirely free to weigh up the extent of the deceased's moral ...
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