The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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Page ix
... issue her surviving , but leaving illegitimate children or their issue , such illegiti- mate children or their issue should succeed to her estate in all respects as if such children were legitimate ; and , if she left no legitimate or ...
... issue her surviving , but leaving illegitimate children or their issue , such illegiti- mate children or their issue should succeed to her estate in all respects as if such children were legitimate ; and , if she left no legitimate or ...
Page 44
... issue is extinct it is true that the law never presumes that any person is incapable of having issue , but , where , as in the following precedent , the tail is special , there may well come a time when possibility of particular issue ...
... issue is extinct it is true that the law never presumes that any person is incapable of having issue , but , where , as in the following precedent , the tail is special , there may well come a time when possibility of particular issue ...
Page 129
... issue that the holders of those shares shall participate in the distribution of profits as dividend if such profits are made distributable af er payment of the preference dividend and the dividend on ordinary shares . It is equally well ...
... issue that the holders of those shares shall participate in the distribution of profits as dividend if such profits are made distributable af er payment of the preference dividend and the dividend on ordinary shares . It is equally well ...
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