The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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... rule mentioned in relation to subs . 1 , the occasions when the spouse may give evidence for the prosecution against ... rule as it applies to the evidence of the wife or husband of the accused is replaced by a new statutory rule to make ...
... rule mentioned in relation to subs . 1 , the occasions when the spouse may give evidence for the prosecution against ... rule as it applies to the evidence of the wife or husband of the accused is replaced by a new statutory rule to make ...
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... rule in Shelley's case applied only to cases where there were two limitations , and there must be two limitations before there is any scope for the application of the statutory abolition of the rule " ( ibid . , 720 ) . 22. ( 1 ) Where ...
... rule in Shelley's case applied only to cases where there were two limitations , and there must be two limitations before there is any scope for the application of the statutory abolition of the rule " ( ibid . , 720 ) . 22. ( 1 ) Where ...
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... RULE AGAINST DOUBLE POSSIBILITIES . In my last article I dealt with entailed estates and the rule in Shelley's case . Another rule , which has for generations plagued the life of the student of the New Zealand law of real property , is the ...
... RULE AGAINST DOUBLE POSSIBILITIES . In my last article I dealt with entailed estates and the rule in Shelley's case . Another rule , which has for generations plagued the life of the student of the New Zealand law of real property , is the ...
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