The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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Page 340
... Common- wealth countries are for example the United States , the Philippines , Ireland , the Sudan ; yet their absence does not constitute a gap within the Commonwealth . Speaking English is a Common- wealth fact ; it is not part of any ...
... Common- wealth countries are for example the United States , the Philippines , Ireland , the Sudan ; yet their absence does not constitute a gap within the Commonwealth . Speaking English is a Common- wealth fact ; it is not part of any ...
Page 376
... common law it would have to hold that W was domiciled in France , but , under s 5 of the 1976 Act , it must hold her to be domiciled , for all purposes , where her home is , viz , in England ( e ) . Illustration 4. W , domiciled in New ...
... common law it would have to hold that W was domiciled in France , but , under s 5 of the 1976 Act , it must hold her to be domiciled , for all purposes , where her home is , viz , in England ( e ) . Illustration 4. W , domiciled in New ...
Page 525
... Common property resources such as clean air and water need no longer be perceived as receptacles for the waste of industry or as free delicacies to be consumed at will by those longing for profit but rather as interests held in common ...
... Common property resources such as clean air and water need no longer be perceived as receptacles for the waste of industry or as free delicacies to be consumed at will by those longing for profit but rather as interests held in common ...
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