The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 41Butterworths, 1965 - Law |
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Page 35
... consideration of the purchaser entering into the contract . 66 99 It was held that the exemption clause was not strong enough to exclude the operation of that warranty . The contract could not mean " if you the purchaser will sign this ...
... consideration of the purchaser entering into the contract . 66 99 It was held that the exemption clause was not strong enough to exclude the operation of that warranty . The contract could not mean " if you the purchaser will sign this ...
Page 393
... consideration a mortgage in his favour for £ 5,000 over her property . This was done in 1953 , and gift duty of £ 450 was assessed and paid at the time . The amount expressed to be due under the mortgage ( together with certain payments ...
... consideration a mortgage in his favour for £ 5,000 over her property . This was done in 1953 , and gift duty of £ 450 was assessed and paid at the time . The amount expressed to be due under the mortgage ( together with certain payments ...
Page 474
... consideration questions of policy , yet before arriving at the decision , he had to consider the objections of the property owners and the views of the local authority . In other words , at one stage of the proceedings leading up to his ...
... consideration questions of policy , yet before arriving at the decision , he had to consider the objections of the property owners and the views of the local authority . In other words , at one stage of the proceedings leading up to his ...
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