The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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Page 55
... notice to quit continues to exist , subject to the Statutes of Limitation , without any further notice , so long as the tenant continues to occupy the premises by virtue of his statutory protection , or a new contract of tenancy is ...
... notice to quit continues to exist , subject to the Statutes of Limitation , without any further notice , so long as the tenant continues to occupy the premises by virtue of his statutory protection , or a new contract of tenancy is ...
Page 276
... notice of his intention to apply for possession under s . 25 ( 1 ) ( h ) ; and , on the expiry of the notice , he may recover possession without having to prove greater hardship or to provide alternative accommoda- tion . The Court may ...
... notice of his intention to apply for possession under s . 25 ( 1 ) ( h ) ; and , on the expiry of the notice , he may recover possession without having to prove greater hardship or to provide alternative accommoda- tion . The Court may ...
Page 301
... notices were similar in both cases , unless two properly intituled notices were sent or unless both Acts were referred to in a combined notice , the notice was insufficient if the mortgage had been adjusted by the Court of Review . As ...
... notices were similar in both cases , unless two properly intituled notices were sent or unless both Acts were referred to in a combined notice , the notice was insufficient if the mortgage had been adjusted by the Court of Review . As ...
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