The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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Page 199
... tenant merely on the ground that the contractual tenancy had come to an end , and not on any ground specified by the Acts . A second action for possession of the same premises was brought against the tenant's wife , on the ground that ...
... tenant merely on the ground that the contractual tenancy had come to an end , and not on any ground specified by the Acts . A second action for possession of the same premises was brought against the tenant's wife , on the ground that ...
Page 274
... tenant thereof . A service occupancy was not a " letting , " but its terms had to be proved to take it out of the operation of the statute . Now , by the new s . 48A , the restrictions on recovering possession from a tenant are not to ...
... tenant thereof . A service occupancy was not a " letting , " but its terms had to be proved to take it out of the operation of the statute . Now , by the new s . 48A , the restrictions on recovering possession from a tenant are not to ...
Page 276
... tenant's application , by adjourning the proceedings ( with a limit of six months ) if it considers it just and equitable to do so . The tenant will still have the advantages given him by s . 24 ( 2 ) , which gives the Court a ...
... tenant's application , by adjourning the proceedings ( with a limit of six months ) if it considers it just and equitable to do so . The tenant will still have the advantages given him by s . 24 ( 2 ) , which gives the Court a ...
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