The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2001 - Law |
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Page 185
... relationships ( including same sex relationships ) are covered by the Act ; all relationship property will be di- vided equally unless extraordinary circumstances make equal sharing repugnant to justice ; ⚫ the Court will have greater ...
... relationships ( including same sex relationships ) are covered by the Act ; all relationship property will be di- vided equally unless extraordinary circumstances make equal sharing repugnant to justice ; ⚫ the Court will have greater ...
Page 186
... relationship with the deceased . If the parties had lived to- gether ( not as de facto partners ) , or had shared some other form of close per- sonal relationship , some of the criteria for a de facto relationship would be satisfied ...
... relationship with the deceased . If the parties had lived to- gether ( not as de facto partners ) , or had shared some other form of close per- sonal relationship , some of the criteria for a de facto relationship would be satisfied ...
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... relationship according to actual intention was one of employer and employee , this relationship could not be denied by subsequent actions ; • the " multiple test " ( which is also variously referred to as the " overall test " and the ...
... relationship according to actual intention was one of employer and employee , this relationship could not be denied by subsequent actions ; • the " multiple test " ( which is also variously referred to as the " overall test " and the ...
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PRACTISING | 17 |
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