The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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Page 84
... intention that the terms of the tenancy should be as set forth therein to the extent to which they could be made legally operative . It was a fortiori that the defendant's inten- tion would be to the same effect . The scant importance ...
... intention that the terms of the tenancy should be as set forth therein to the extent to which they could be made legally operative . It was a fortiori that the defendant's inten- tion would be to the same effect . The scant importance ...
Page 103
... Intention of Parties Test of Whether Tenancy or Licence for Exclusive Occu- pation - No Intention to create Licence shown - Inference of Intention to create Tenancy - Restrictions of Statute applicable thereto Tenancy Act , 1948 , ss ...
... Intention of Parties Test of Whether Tenancy or Licence for Exclusive Occu- pation - No Intention to create Licence shown - Inference of Intention to create Tenancy - Restrictions of Statute applicable thereto Tenancy Act , 1948 , ss ...
Page 313
... intention to exercise the special powers of appointment conferred upon him by those wills : for the reasons : Per Fair , J .: That the question was one of construction , and the other provisions of testator's will clearly indicated that ...
... intention to exercise the special powers of appointment conferred upon him by those wills : for the reasons : Per Fair , J .: That the question was one of construction , and the other provisions of testator's will clearly indicated that ...
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