The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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Page 240
... Justice Barker observed , s 2 ( 2 ) preserves the rule established by cases decided under the 1963 Act , whereby , although in most cases the shares of the parties were to be fixed at separation , the value of the shares so fixed is to ...
... Justice Barker observed , s 2 ( 2 ) preserves the rule established by cases decided under the 1963 Act , whereby , although in most cases the shares of the parties were to be fixed at separation , the value of the shares so fixed is to ...
Page 243
... Justice Quilliam dismissed the first submission on the basis that s 10 of the Act deals expressly with the manner in which gifts are to be treated under the Act and that the matter could not therefore be reconsidered under s 14 . As for ...
... Justice Quilliam dismissed the first submission on the basis that s 10 of the Act deals expressly with the manner in which gifts are to be treated under the Act and that the matter could not therefore be reconsidered under s 14 . As for ...
Page 344
... justice system inefficient , costly and arbitrary . Diversion has received acclaim as a reform that will make American criminal justice more efficient and humane ( b ) . The proponents of diversion argue that by diverting individuals ...
... justice system inefficient , costly and arbitrary . Diversion has received acclaim as a reform that will make American criminal justice more efficient and humane ( b ) . The proponents of diversion argue that by diverting individuals ...
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