The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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... reason it may not be easy or convenient for the principal himself to appoint a new attorney , if the attorney for any reason finds it impossible for him to look after his principal's affairs - the attorney himself , for instance , may ...
... reason it may not be easy or convenient for the principal himself to appoint a new attorney , if the attorney for any reason finds it impossible for him to look after his principal's affairs - the attorney himself , for instance , may ...
Page 294
... reason that he is unable to give truthfully such evidence as is relevant to the matter in question . It being presupposed that a prima facie case is established , such questions can arise only in regard to the weight to be attached to ...
... reason that he is unable to give truthfully such evidence as is relevant to the matter in question . It being presupposed that a prima facie case is established , such questions can arise only in regard to the weight to be attached to ...
Page 301
... reason , be little authority on s . 3 of the Property Law Amendment Act , 1950 . MORTGAGEES MAY COMBINE NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CALL UP PRINCIPAL SUM . The Hawke's Bay District Law Society recently pointed out ( see ...
... reason , be little authority on s . 3 of the Property Law Amendment Act , 1950 . MORTGAGEES MAY COMBINE NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CALL UP PRINCIPAL SUM . The Hawke's Bay District Law Society recently pointed out ( see ...
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