The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1982 - Law |
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... NZLR 141 at 152 , 3 GLR 439 at 442 , CA. See also Edwards J at 166 , 449 and Cooper J at 172 , 452 . 5 Edwards J considered Greville v Parker [ 1910 ] AC 335 ; NZPCC 262 , PC , to be " demonstrably wrong " see Chrystall v Ehrhorn [ 1917 ] ...
... NZLR 141 at 152 , 3 GLR 439 at 442 , CA. See also Edwards J at 166 , 449 and Cooper J at 172 , 452 . 5 Edwards J considered Greville v Parker [ 1910 ] AC 335 ; NZPCC 262 , PC , to be " demonstrably wrong " see Chrystall v Ehrhorn [ 1917 ] ...
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... NZLR 495 , 505 were also consistent with such an approach . However there is a difficulty with this apparently neat solution in that entitlement to further provision arises only because of an inadequate quantum ; thus it is doubtful if ...
... NZLR 495 , 505 were also consistent with such an approach . However there is a difficulty with this apparently neat solution in that entitlement to further provision arises only because of an inadequate quantum ; thus it is doubtful if ...
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... NZLR 359 , 362 that the Court's assessment of moral duty may vary from period to period because " ... the Family Protection Act is a living piece of legislation and our application of it must be governed by the climate of the time ...
... NZLR 359 , 362 that the Court's assessment of moral duty may vary from period to period because " ... the Family Protection Act is a living piece of legislation and our application of it must be governed by the climate of the time ...
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