The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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Page 65
... tenancy or no tenancy is the subject of a recent judgment , Donald v . Baldwyn ( to be re- ported ) , in which Mr. Justice F. B. Adams had to consider whether the Magistrate had held correctly that the parties ( though described in an ...
... tenancy or no tenancy is the subject of a recent judgment , Donald v . Baldwyn ( to be re- ported ) , in which Mr. Justice F. B. Adams had to consider whether the Magistrate had held correctly that the parties ( though described in an ...
Page 81
... tenancy agreements . They would possess , from the property - owner's point of view , all , and more than all , of the advantages of tenancy agreements , with none of their disadvantages . In the course of his judgment on the appeal ...
... tenancy agreements . They would possess , from the property - owner's point of view , all , and more than all , of the advantages of tenancy agreements , with none of their disadvantages . In the course of his judgment on the appeal ...
Page 83
... tenancy . In the present case , the learned Judge was unable to say that there was a sham . His Honour did not think it necessary to discuss the applicability to a tenancy at will of s . 16 of the Property Law Act , 1908 ( now s . 105 ...
... tenancy . In the present case , the learned Judge was unable to say that there was a sham . His Honour did not think it necessary to discuss the applicability to a tenancy at will of s . 16 of the Property Law Act , 1908 ( now s . 105 ...
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