The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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... present purpose to consider the first of these two grounds , but , in my view , the second ground was correct . Lord Keith used language which applies very aptly to the present case . He said ( [ 1942 ] S.C. ( Ct . of Sess . ) 426 , 434 ) ...
... present purpose to consider the first of these two grounds , but , in my view , the second ground was correct . Lord Keith used language which applies very aptly to the present case . He said ( [ 1942 ] S.C. ( Ct . of Sess . ) 426 , 434 ) ...
Page 144
... present changes in surnames are not recorded in the Register of Births . The suggestion has been made that some steps should be taken to ensure that this is done . It is agreed that some change in this present system is desirable and it ...
... present changes in surnames are not recorded in the Register of Births . The suggestion has been made that some steps should be taken to ensure that this is done . It is agreed that some change in this present system is desirable and it ...
Page 359
... present 18 , but practice certificates would be required not only in Conveyancing but also in Procedure . • It has been suggested by one of the District Societies that subject No. 10 should be described as Equity ' . The Com- mittee has ...
... present 18 , but practice certificates would be required not only in Conveyancing but also in Procedure . • It has been suggested by one of the District Societies that subject No. 10 should be described as Equity ' . The Com- mittee has ...
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