The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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Page 29
... meanings . The real meaning , it was contended , could be ascertained only by reference to the general circumstances in which the Declaration was made , and , as.it was modelled on the common form of such declarations , which usually ...
... meanings . The real meaning , it was contended , could be ascertained only by reference to the general circumstances in which the Declaration was made , and , as.it was modelled on the common form of such declarations , which usually ...
Page 75
... meaning of s . 4 was arguable and that it might refer either to a finally approved plan or to a plan that had been finally or provisionally approved ; but the learned Judge did not give his opinion as to its meaning . SHOULD AN ...
... meaning of s . 4 was arguable and that it might refer either to a finally approved plan or to a plan that had been finally or provisionally approved ; but the learned Judge did not give his opinion as to its meaning . SHOULD AN ...
Page 106
... meaning that could be attached to the rule against double possibilities was that ow embodied in the rule in Whitby v . Mitchell , and the only estates that could be made void at that time by the rule against double possibilities would ...
... meaning that could be attached to the rule against double possibilities was that ow embodied in the rule in Whitby v . Mitchell , and the only estates that could be made void at that time by the rule against double possibilities would ...
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