The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 19Butterworths, 1943 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 82
Page 94
... rule C has to give way to B , and B to A. If , as stated by the Full Court , C , by turning across the track of A ... rule governing the obligations of A and C in such circumstances and the driver would have to depend upon the ordinary ...
... rule C has to give way to B , and B to A. If , as stated by the Full Court , C , by turning across the track of A ... rule governing the obligations of A and C in such circumstances and the driver would have to depend upon the ordinary ...
Page 161
... rule of law that money paid with a full knowledge of all the facts , although it may be under a mistake of law on the part of both parties , cannot be recovered back ; and I think it is equally clear that , as a general rule , the Court ...
... rule of law that money paid with a full knowledge of all the facts , although it may be under a mistake of law on the part of both parties , cannot be recovered back ; and I think it is equally clear that , as a general rule , the Court ...
Page 239
... rule against perpetuities are of two quite distinct types . A disposition of property may fall within the rule because it has the effect of leaving the property without an owner capable of disposing of it . Thus it may be left to ...
... rule against perpetuities are of two quite distinct types . A disposition of property may fall within the rule because it has the effect of leaving the property without an owner capable of disposing of it . Thus it may be left to ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
administration Amendment Act application appointed assessable Auckland authority charge child circumstances claim codicil Commissioner Committee community property Council Court of Appeal covenant creditors Crown D. N. Pritt death duty deceased decision declaration deed defendant delegated legislation discretion divorce Dominion Emergency Regulations Act England entitled equity evidence executors exemption fact fair rent grant held husband ibid income income-tax interest issue Judge judgment judicial jurisdiction jury King's Counsel Law Journal lawyers lease legislation liable Licensing Lord Magistrate matter means ment Minister mortgage nuisance offence paid Palmerston North parties payable payment permanent wave person plaintiff practice probate profession provision purchase purpose question reason reduction referred respect respondent right-hand rule rule settlors Sir Michael Myers Social Security solicitor Soviet Stamp Duties statute Supreme Court testator tion trustee wedlock Wellington words Zealand Law Society