The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1983 - Law |
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Page 22
... contribution of each to the marriage partnership " . His Honour , however , used the special status of the husband which enabled acquisition of a large proportion of the matrimonial property as the over - riding factor in displacing ...
... contribution of each to the marriage partnership " . His Honour , however , used the special status of the husband which enabled acquisition of a large proportion of the matrimonial property as the over - riding factor in displacing ...
Page 24
... contribution was undoubtedly greater in money terms , His Honour weighed this against the s 18 contributions of the wife . She was a dutiful wife and mother , did some work around the farm , and carried on a business outside the home ...
... contribution was undoubtedly greater in money terms , His Honour weighed this against the s 18 contributions of the wife . She was a dutiful wife and mother , did some work around the farm , and carried on a business outside the home ...
Page 25
... contribution listed in s 18. In Denyer v Denyer ( 1979 ) 2 MPC 49 the husband claimed a greater contribution to the marriage partnership in that as a Maori he was able to obtain a lease of Maori land on favourable terms , purchase the ...
... contribution listed in s 18. In Denyer v Denyer ( 1979 ) 2 MPC 49 the husband claimed a greater contribution to the marriage partnership in that as a Maori he was able to obtain a lease of Maori land on favourable terms , purchase the ...
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