The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 48Butterworths, 1973 - Law |
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Page 247
... express private trust and charitable trust are institutions . On the other hand , however , the constructive trust and the resulting trust are equitable remedies which depend largely upon the operation of law . The generic term implied ...
... express private trust and charitable trust are institutions . On the other hand , however , the constructive trust and the resulting trust are equitable remedies which depend largely upon the operation of law . The generic term implied ...
Page 384
... express provisions of any other enactment " . It is not apparent why this emphasis was necessary in s . 7 and not in s . 6. Perhaps the Legislature was thinking of statutes such as the Control of Prices Act 1947 which seems to recognise ...
... express provisions of any other enactment " . It is not apparent why this emphasis was necessary in s . 7 and not in s . 6. Perhaps the Legislature was thinking of statutes such as the Control of Prices Act 1947 which seems to recognise ...
Page 385
... express provisions of any other enactment " preventing relief under s . 7 ( 1 ) ? The use of the word " express " here is important : " void " in- dicates that the transaction is a legal nullity and therefore impliedly ought not to be ...
... express provisions of any other enactment " preventing relief under s . 7 ( 1 ) ? The use of the word " express " here is important : " void " in- dicates that the transaction is a legal nullity and therefore impliedly ought not to be ...
Contents
To Bail or not to Bail | 21 |
A LessThanSupreme Court?A | 31 |
Partnerships and Taxation of the Family | 43 |
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