The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1982 - Law |
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Page 115
... position , terminate the tenure of members of Parliament ; but it does so A comparison of the New Zealand provisions with those in the Septennial Act 1715 of the Parliament of Great Britain , upon which the former are clearly based ...
... position , terminate the tenure of members of Parliament ; but it does so A comparison of the New Zealand provisions with those in the Septennial Act 1715 of the Parliament of Great Britain , upon which the former are clearly based ...
Page 196
... position is different . The Courts are not in the position of being told that certain forms of transaction will always amount to financial assistance . They are free to decide the matter for themselves . It is submitted that as a result ...
... position is different . The Courts are not in the position of being told that certain forms of transaction will always amount to financial assistance . They are free to decide the matter for themselves . It is submitted that as a result ...
Page 217
... position [ as adult sons ] , whereas in previous generations it was assumed that they would need maintaining all their lives " . Conversely in modern times a " married daughter " is not regarded as being beyond the testator's ...
... position [ as adult sons ] , whereas in previous generations it was assumed that they would need maintaining all their lives " . Conversely in modern times a " married daughter " is not regarded as being beyond the testator's ...
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