The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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... interest charges on moneys held in solicitors ' trust accounts in the Canadian Province of Alberta . Although the question of interest on trust accounts is not currently a live issue this article helps to explain the public benefits ...
... interest charges on moneys held in solicitors ' trust accounts in the Canadian Province of Alberta . Although the question of interest on trust accounts is not currently a live issue this article helps to explain the public benefits ...
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... interest rates in North America during the relevant financial period . The prime rate ( the rate at which banks lend to their best customers ) in that year was as high as 22 percent and as a result much higher than normal interest rates ...
... interest rates in North America during the relevant financial period . The prime rate ( the rate at which banks lend to their best customers ) in that year was as high as 22 percent and as a result much higher than normal interest rates ...
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... interest " cannot be read down and should be given a wide meaning . The significant reason for this , for New Zealand purposes , was that " interest " should more particularly be given a wide meaning in light of the power to exempt ...
... interest " cannot be read down and should be given a wide meaning . The significant reason for this , for New Zealand purposes , was that " interest " should more particularly be given a wide meaning in light of the power to exempt ...
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