The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1983 - Law |
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NZLJ. within s 56 there must be a dominant intention to prefer a particular creditor . It need not be the only intention . In Official Assignee v Wairarapa Farmers ' Co - operative Association Ltd , Salmond J at p 8 stated the position ...
NZLJ. within s 56 there must be a dominant intention to prefer a particular creditor . It need not be the only intention . In Official Assignee v Wairarapa Farmers ' Co - operative Association Ltd , Salmond J at p 8 stated the position ...
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NZLJ. intention of the testator , such intention being gathered from the language of the will read in the light of the circumstances in which the will was made . To understand the language employed the court is entitled , to use a ...
NZLJ. intention of the testator , such intention being gathered from the language of the will read in the light of the circumstances in which the will was made . To understand the language employed the court is entitled , to use a ...
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... intention which could not be discovered from a simple reading of the will . The strict view of the majority is exemplified in this passage from Russell LJ's judgment ( at p 845 ) : It is an unsound approach to the construction of the ...
... intention which could not be discovered from a simple reading of the will . The strict view of the majority is exemplified in this passage from Russell LJ's judgment ( at p 845 ) : It is an unsound approach to the construction of the ...
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