The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 20Butterworths, 1944 - Law |
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Page 51
... fact to be established . In a case , for instance , in which a husband alleges that certain property held by his wife is not her property but his , the husband has to prove it . There is one instance , however , in which the statute ...
... fact to be established . In a case , for instance , in which a husband alleges that certain property held by his wife is not her property but his , the husband has to prove it . There is one instance , however , in which the statute ...
Page 113
... fact is dead , a party is often placed in great difficulty ; but with certain well - settled exceptions , the death of a witness does not on that account render admissible evidence that would be objectionable if he were still alive ...
... fact is dead , a party is often placed in great difficulty ; but with certain well - settled exceptions , the death of a witness does not on that account render admissible evidence that would be objectionable if he were still alive ...
Page 268
... fact that the H. factory might require more land was a potentiality not enjoyed exclusively by the L. property but shared by it with all other properties adjoining the factory site . In these circumstances it is very doubtful if a ...
... fact that the H. factory might require more land was a potentiality not enjoyed exclusively by the L. property but shared by it with all other properties adjoining the factory site . In these circumstances it is very doubtful if a ...
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