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Page 97
... claim " arrangement " was subject to the anti - avoidance provisions in s 76 of the GST Act . REPAYMENT OF GST ... claim Sections 21E and 21F have retrospective effect , except where an input tax credit claim has been made before 16 May ...
... claim " arrangement " was subject to the anti - avoidance provisions in s 76 of the GST Act . REPAYMENT OF GST ... claim Sections 21E and 21F have retrospective effect , except where an input tax credit claim has been made before 16 May ...
Page 129
... claim had been made and no notice of claim had been given ( in the latter case the notice itself expiring three months after having been given and not being capable of renewal ) . ( s 48 ( 1 ) Even in this case , if a distribution were ...
... claim had been made and no notice of claim had been given ( in the latter case the notice itself expiring three months after having been given and not being capable of renewal ) . ( s 48 ( 1 ) Even in this case , if a distribution were ...
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... claim under the Family Protection or Testamentary Promises Act , as happened in Re Flathaug . A Family Protection claim by a prenuptial child of the deceased precipitated an application by his widow for an extension of time to make a ...
... claim under the Family Protection or Testamentary Promises Act , as happened in Re Flathaug . A Family Protection claim by a prenuptial child of the deceased precipitated an application by his widow for an extension of time to make a ...
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