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Page 128
... possible dishonesty by an employee , to carry out the inquiry in a fair and reasonable manner . We so hold . It may be seen as part of a wider duty as already discussed , or as an application of natural justice to contemporary ...
... possible dishonesty by an employee , to carry out the inquiry in a fair and reasonable manner . We so hold . It may be seen as part of a wider duty as already discussed , or as an application of natural justice to contemporary ...
Page 144
... possible in the changed circumstances those which originally commended themselves to the person who established the trust . This is simply another way of saying ... that the wishes of the testator must be followed as far as possible by ...
... possible in the changed circumstances those which originally commended themselves to the person who established the trust . This is simply another way of saying ... that the wishes of the testator must be followed as far as possible by ...
Page 270
... possible for the mortgagee to obtain possession against persistent mortgagor defaulters by utilising s 108 of the Land Transfer Act 1952 and the provisions of the Tenancy Act 1955 , it should be similarly possible by using s 108 and the ...
... possible for the mortgagee to obtain possession against persistent mortgagor defaulters by utilising s 108 of the Land Transfer Act 1952 and the provisions of the Tenancy Act 1955 , it should be similarly possible by using s 108 and the ...
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