The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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Page 319
... rule be limited to continuing acts of misconduct . If one spouse's actions have irreparably ruined the marriage , this fact may be relevant in deciding upon a just order even if the spouse is now quite virtuous and regrets the injuring ...
... rule be limited to continuing acts of misconduct . If one spouse's actions have irreparably ruined the marriage , this fact may be relevant in deciding upon a just order even if the spouse is now quite virtuous and regrets the injuring ...
Page 375
... rule is that a married woman's domicile is the same as that of her husband and that , if his domicile changes , hers changes with it whether she likes it or not ( a ) . This rule remains the law in New Zealand apart from ad hoc ...
... rule is that a married woman's domicile is the same as that of her husband and that , if his domicile changes , hers changes with it whether she likes it or not ( a ) . This rule remains the law in New Zealand apart from ad hoc ...
Page 404
... rule and its appeal to principle and logic , the Courts in general and some academic writers prefer a narrower reading of the rule , simply on the basis that to admit otherwise would amount to an unwarranted extension of the " defence ...
... rule and its appeal to principle and logic , the Courts in general and some academic writers prefer a narrower reading of the rule , simply on the basis that to admit otherwise would amount to an unwarranted extension of the " defence ...
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