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Page 144
... regard to our international obligations . They pay very serious regard to them : in particular , they will interpret statutory language and apply common law principles , wherever possible , so as to reach a conclusion consistent with ...
... regard to our international obligations . They pay very serious regard to them : in particular , they will interpret statutory language and apply common law principles , wherever possible , so as to reach a conclusion consistent with ...
Page 216
... regard to the circumstances and station in life of the testator and the circumstances and station in life of the dependant . A sum that would be adequate for a child reared in humble circumstances might not be adequate for a child ...
... regard to the circumstances and station in life of the testator and the circumstances and station in life of the dependant . A sum that would be adequate for a child reared in humble circumstances might not be adequate for a child ...
Page 252
... regard to the law but shall not be bound to give effect to strict legal rights or obligations or to legal forms or technicalities . ( s 15 ( 4 ) ) . The Act goes on to specify ( s 16 ( e ) and 16 ( f ) ) that the Tribunal may disregard ...
... regard to the law but shall not be bound to give effect to strict legal rights or obligations or to legal forms or technicalities . ( s 15 ( 4 ) ) . The Act goes on to specify ( s 16 ( e ) and 16 ( f ) ) that the Tribunal may disregard ...
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