The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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Page 67
... Parties cannot turn a tenancy into a licence merely by calling it one . But if the circumstances and the conduct of the parties show that all that was intended was that the occupier should be granted a personal privilege with no ...
... Parties cannot turn a tenancy into a licence merely by calling it one . But if the circumstances and the conduct of the parties show that all that was intended was that the occupier should be granted a personal privilege with no ...
Page 69
... parties to the suit ; parties could not by consent give the Court a jurisdiction which it did not otherwise possess ; while the Court would recognize a consensual arrangement between the parties , it would not lend its process to ...
... parties to the suit ; parties could not by consent give the Court a jurisdiction which it did not otherwise possess ; while the Court would recognize a consensual arrangement between the parties , it would not lend its process to ...
Page 83
... parties , it would seem to follow that the parties can , by clear expression of intention create licences for exclusive occupation possessing all the characteristics of tenancies except for the fact that they do not confer on the tenant ...
... parties , it would seem to follow that the parties can , by clear expression of intention create licences for exclusive occupation possessing all the characteristics of tenancies except for the fact that they do not confer on the tenant ...
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