The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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Page 117
... circumstances ' which can be taken into account are circumstances which pre - dated the separation of the parties . It is accepted here that as at the date of the desertion there were no ' extraordinary circumstances ' which would ...
... circumstances ' which can be taken into account are circumstances which pre - dated the separation of the parties . It is accepted here that as at the date of the desertion there were no ' extraordinary circumstances ' which would ...
Page 238
... circumstances as such . ( Clause 12 ( c ) of the original Bill did provide an exception to the equal sharing of domestic assets where there were " circumstances of a special character " . ) What is now s 14 emerged after the Statutes ...
... circumstances as such . ( Clause 12 ( c ) of the original Bill did provide an exception to the equal sharing of domestic assets where there were " circumstances of a special character " . ) What is now s 14 emerged after the Statutes ...
Page 242
... circumstances The phrase " extraordinary circumstances " obviously_refers to events which by comparison are rare . The problem is that the Statute does not indicate what one is to compare the event being litigated with in order to ...
... circumstances The phrase " extraordinary circumstances " obviously_refers to events which by comparison are rare . The problem is that the Statute does not indicate what one is to compare the event being litigated with in order to ...
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