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Page 326
... circumstances , it cannot be doubted that the mortgagee can sell at a figure less than " valuation " . In such circumstances , the valuation figure would not represent the " market price " . The Legal Practice Manual also states that ...
... circumstances , it cannot be doubted that the mortgagee can sell at a figure less than " valuation " . In such circumstances , the valuation figure would not represent the " market price " . The Legal Practice Manual also states that ...
Page 344
... circumstances which render his or her conduct unlawful and where the offence charged does not require knowledge of those circumstances . If the offence charged did require this knowledge , then the defendant might have a mistaken belief ...
... circumstances which render his or her conduct unlawful and where the offence charged does not require knowledge of those circumstances . If the offence charged did require this knowledge , then the defendant might have a mistaken belief ...
Page 390
... circumstances of the case . [ Emphasis added ] . In this case , " the circumstances on which the scope of the duty must depend " included the powers conferred by Div 4 of Part XI of the Local Government Act and Ordinance No 71. These ...
... circumstances of the case . [ Emphasis added ] . In this case , " the circumstances on which the scope of the duty must depend " included the powers conferred by Div 4 of Part XI of the Local Government Act and Ordinance No 71. These ...
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