The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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Page 228
... approach adopted by Cooke J in Carmody v CIR ( a ) . Such an interpretation is also suggested by the existence of para ( f ) itself which includes in the definition of disposition of property , if the necessary intention is present , a ...
... approach adopted by Cooke J in Carmody v CIR ( a ) . Such an interpretation is also suggested by the existence of para ( f ) itself which includes in the definition of disposition of property , if the necessary intention is present , a ...
Page 240
... approach can be readily reconciled with the approach adopted by Mr Justice Roper . Both Judges were of the view that s 14 cannot be applied to events which occur after the parties stop living together as man and wife . The apparent ...
... approach can be readily reconciled with the approach adopted by Mr Justice Roper . Both Judges were of the view that s 14 cannot be applied to events which occur after the parties stop living together as man and wife . The apparent ...
Page 241
... approach must be adopted . The problem with this approach Unfortunately there is an impediment in this interpretation . The problem is that this approach . renders superfluous the need to ascertain each party's share at the time they ...
... approach must be adopted . The problem with this approach Unfortunately there is an impediment in this interpretation . The problem is that this approach . renders superfluous the need to ascertain each party's share at the time they ...
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