The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... held that a gift to the Yacht Racing Association of Great Britain for a cup to encourage the sport of yacht racing was not charitable . Rigby LJ held that the gift was not charitable as the requirement of benefit to the community was ...
... held that a gift to the Yacht Racing Association of Great Britain for a cup to encourage the sport of yacht racing was not charitable . Rigby LJ held that the gift was not charitable as the requirement of benefit to the community was ...
Page 155
... held to be valid . Blanchard J , giving the leading judg- ment on behalf of Henry J , held that the assignment was conditional - the clear wording of the assignment was subsequently qualified by further wording to the effect that the ...
... held to be valid . Blanchard J , giving the leading judg- ment on behalf of Henry J , held that the assignment was conditional - the clear wording of the assignment was subsequently qualified by further wording to the effect that the ...
Page 157
... held that an equitable assignment of a chose in action was not effective against third parties unless notice had been given to them of the assignment . In Thomas v National Australia Bank Ltd 3326/99 , QCA 525 , 21 December 1999 the ...
... held that an equitable assignment of a chose in action was not effective against third parties unless notice had been given to them of the assignment . In Thomas v National Australia Bank Ltd 3326/99 , QCA 525 , 21 December 1999 the ...
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