The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 20Butterworths, 1944 - Law |
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... principle or principles should be followed by the Court in fixing the fair rent ? A. C. Stephens , for the plaintiff Board ; G. G. G. Watson and Hanan , for the defendants . Held , per totum curiam , That the answer to the first ...
... principle or principles should be followed by the Court in fixing the fair rent ? A. C. Stephens , for the plaintiff Board ; G. G. G. Watson and Hanan , for the defendants . Held , per totum curiam , That the answer to the first ...
Page 102
... principles of centuries of law , and order . In short permanent peace can be achieved by the applica- tion by the nations of the principle of forced goodness as applied to the individual citizen . This principle requires a supreme law ...
... principles of centuries of law , and order . In short permanent peace can be achieved by the applica- tion by the nations of the principle of forced goodness as applied to the individual citizen . This principle requires a supreme law ...
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... principle for determining the fair rent must be that the contractual rent is the fair rent , unless a suffi- ciently strong and cogent reason , permitted by the regulations , is shown for breaking and varying the contract . This is what ...
... principle for determining the fair rent must be that the contractual rent is the fair rent , unless a suffi- ciently strong and cogent reason , permitted by the regulations , is shown for breaking and varying the contract . This is what ...
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