The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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Page 4
... limited in operation to the adopted child and his adopting parent and existing parents . The exclusion by para . ( a ) ... limited to heirs of the body of the adopting parent - i.e . , entailed property ? Will the adopted child lose the ...
... limited in operation to the adopted child and his adopting parent and existing parents . The exclusion by para . ( a ) ... limited to heirs of the body of the adopting parent - i.e . , entailed property ? Will the adopted child lose the ...
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... limited as to time , but in Precedent No. 4 ( infra ) the substitute's powers are limited to the " forthcoming absence from New Zealand " of the attorney . Precedent No. 3 ( infra ) is an example of an appoint- ment of substitutes in ...
... limited as to time , but in Precedent No. 4 ( infra ) the substitute's powers are limited to the " forthcoming absence from New Zealand " of the attorney . Precedent No. 3 ( infra ) is an example of an appoint- ment of substitutes in ...
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... limited in its application to accident- to workers - obviously accidents in the course of their employs ment and , whilst the making of a claim for compensation would be limited in time by the Workers ' Compensation Act , there was no ...
... limited in its application to accident- to workers - obviously accidents in the course of their employs ment and , whilst the making of a claim for compensation would be limited in time by the Workers ' Compensation Act , there was no ...
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