The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... common law's approach to property rights . Unlike the Civil Law , the common law does not have an action directly to vindicate property rights in assets other than land . In place of an actio rei vindicatio , the common law has pressed ...
... common law's approach to property rights . Unlike the Civil Law , the common law does not have an action directly to vindicate property rights in assets other than land . In place of an actio rei vindicatio , the common law has pressed ...
Page 212
... common , but only by joint tenancy . His Honour found that the English authorities on which the Hills sought to rely concerned joint tenants and not tenants in common . Consequently , they were not rele- vant to the legal rights of ...
... common , but only by joint tenancy . His Honour found that the English authorities on which the Hills sought to rely concerned joint tenants and not tenants in common . Consequently , they were not rele- vant to the legal rights of ...
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... common currency constitutes a further step towards economic integration . A common currency won't just boost trade ; it will ease investment between member states . In turn , introduction of a common currency reinforces " European " as ...
... common currency constitutes a further step towards economic integration . A common currency won't just boost trade ; it will ease investment between member states . In turn , introduction of a common currency reinforces " European " as ...
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