The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 89
... dealing with trust property and the dangers of advisers acting for more than one party in trust situations . Trustees : the prudent person Briefly , the plaintiff beneficiaries sued the trustees under a will who had sold a 2.67 ha block ...
... dealing with trust property and the dangers of advisers acting for more than one party in trust situations . Trustees : the prudent person Briefly , the plaintiff beneficiaries sued the trustees under a will who had sold a 2.67 ha block ...
Page 189
... Dealing Trus- tees " contains a comprehensive and clear exposition of two fundamentally different rules namely , the self - dealing rule preventing trustees from acquiring trust assets and the fair dealing rule which severely ...
... Dealing Trus- tees " contains a comprehensive and clear exposition of two fundamentally different rules namely , the self - dealing rule preventing trustees from acquiring trust assets and the fair dealing rule which severely ...
Page 285
... dealing business from the private invest- ments in land simply by transferring the dealing business to the company . For all practical purposes , the " association " between the former dealer and the new company will be unbreakable ...
... dealing business from the private invest- ments in land simply by transferring the dealing business to the company . For all practical purposes , the " association " between the former dealer and the new company will be unbreakable ...
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