The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 45Butterworths, 1969 - Law |
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Page 318
... relation to litigation than in relation to anything else . That in one sense is odd , because the lawyer touches the human much more frequently and expensively in conveyancing and advising on company work than in relation to litigation ...
... relation to litigation than in relation to anything else . That in one sense is odd , because the lawyer touches the human much more frequently and expensively in conveyancing and advising on company work than in relation to litigation ...
Page 621
... relationship signify only legiti- mate relationship in the absence of a contrary expression of intention . From 1 January 1970 , if a testator in his will or a settlor in a deed of trust refers to children or uses words of relation ...
... relationship signify only legiti- mate relationship in the absence of a contrary expression of intention . From 1 January 1970 , if a testator in his will or a settlor in a deed of trust refers to children or uses words of relation ...
Page 622
... relationship , so as perhaps to disinherit a child that the testator thought was included . In relation to Maoris - that is , persons of half Maori blood or more - the presumption that words of relationship included only legitimate ...
... relationship , so as perhaps to disinherit a child that the testator thought was included . In relation to Maoris - that is , persons of half Maori blood or more - the presumption that words of relationship included only legitimate ...
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