The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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Page 68
... Proceedings Act 1963 . The result was that the wife's application for a separation failed " miserably " in the Supreme Court , to quote Roper J , whereas " it would have had every chance of success on her original proceedings . " There ...
... Proceedings Act 1963 . The result was that the wife's application for a separation failed " miserably " in the Supreme Court , to quote Roper J , whereas " it would have had every chance of success on her original proceedings . " There ...
Page 69
... proceeding . ( c ) Evidentiary burden Although it would appear from the decision of Roper J that the respondent to proceedings for restitution of conjugal rights no longer has to satisfy the " grave and weighty " standard , there is ...
... proceeding . ( c ) Evidentiary burden Although it would appear from the decision of Roper J that the respondent to proceedings for restitution of conjugal rights no longer has to satisfy the " grave and weighty " standard , there is ...
Page 70
... proceedings for a separation or other matrimonial order under the Domestic Proceedings Act by itself should constitute a defence to a decree of restitution of conjugal rights . What is advocated is that the proceedings in the ...
... proceedings for a separation or other matrimonial order under the Domestic Proceedings Act by itself should constitute a defence to a decree of restitution of conjugal rights . What is advocated is that the proceedings in the ...
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