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Page 68
And then they appear to have gone further and utility , are prima facie within that spirit and intendment to have been satisfied if they could find an analogy and , in the absence of any ground for holding that they between an object ...
And then they appear to have gone further and utility , are prima facie within that spirit and intendment to have been satisfied if they could find an analogy and , in the absence of any ground for holding that they between an object ...
Page 177
Nine other objects in s 4 were not referred to in Aspinall , eight of which are to affirm or ensure : Objects of the Act ( 1 ) the right of the children to be maintained by their parents Her Honour referred to " the object of certainty ...
Nine other objects in s 4 were not referred to in Aspinall , eight of which are to affirm or ensure : Objects of the Act ( 1 ) the right of the children to be maintained by their parents Her Honour referred to " the object of certainty ...
Page 298
On object ( b ) is to affirm the obligation of parents to main- consideration of the custodial parent's income the Consulttain their children , but the Act focuses only on " liable ative Document states : “ a strong disincentive to ...
On object ( b ) is to affirm the obligation of parents to main- consideration of the custodial parent's income the Consulttain their children , but the Act focuses only on " liable ative Document states : “ a strong disincentive to ...
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