The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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Page 117
... parties were married in 1959. They had three children . In 1964 they purchased a home in their joint names for $ 8,200 , made up of cash from their bank account of $ 1,060 , a gift from the applicant wife's father of $ 2,000 and a ...
... parties were married in 1959. They had three children . In 1964 they purchased a home in their joint names for $ 8,200 , made up of cash from their bank account of $ 1,060 , a gift from the applicant wife's father of $ 2,000 and a ...
Page 239
... parties were married in July 1959 and purchased their matrimonial home in December , 1964. The purchase price of this property was $ 8,200 financed by a Housing Corporation loan of $ 3,140 , and a gift of $ 2,000 from Mrs Meikle's ...
... parties were married in July 1959 and purchased their matrimonial home in December , 1964. The purchase price of this property was $ 8,200 financed by a Housing Corporation loan of $ 3,140 , and a gift of $ 2,000 from Mrs Meikle's ...
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... parties is to be . If the property is to be divided equally the Court must prima facie be satisfied that there are not extraordinary circum- stances which render that repugnant to justice . If the Court believes s 14 should apply the ...
... parties is to be . If the property is to be divided equally the Court must prima facie be satisfied that there are not extraordinary circum- stances which render that repugnant to justice . If the Court believes s 14 should apply the ...
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