The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 41Butterworths, 1965 - Law |
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Page 201
... claims against his estate if the testator fails to provide for the legacy and the executors are not entitled to satisfy such a claim " . This statement of the law has been laid down as accurate in Dick v . Nicholson ( g ) and Crawshaw v ...
... claims against his estate if the testator fails to provide for the legacy and the executors are not entitled to satisfy such a claim " . This statement of the law has been laid down as accurate in Dick v . Nicholson ( g ) and Crawshaw v ...
Page 203
... claim of a specific amount , he considered that greater caution and care and suspicion are required at this stage of the inquiry than earlier because a person will not be prevented by conscience from exaggerating where self interest so ...
... claim of a specific amount , he considered that greater caution and care and suspicion are required at this stage of the inquiry than earlier because a person will not be prevented by conscience from exaggerating where self interest so ...
Page 348
... claim that the documents belong to a class which it is in the public interest not to divulge . Since the recent English cases have been concerned with claims of the latter type , the law relating to them is , for the present , in a more ...
... claim that the documents belong to a class which it is in the public interest not to divulge . Since the recent English cases have been concerned with claims of the latter type , the law relating to them is , for the present , in a more ...
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