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Page 43
... position of the athlete or coach at times very precarious . For the coach the position may be a lot worse . Whilst an athlete's ability or form can be measured objectively against his or her last performance or series of performances ...
... position of the athlete or coach at times very precarious . For the coach the position may be a lot worse . Whilst an athlete's ability or form can be measured objectively against his or her last performance or series of performances ...
Page 271
... position ( " SOP " ) . The taxpayer then has two months to issue its own statement of position . If the parties remain in disagreement , the matter will generally be passed to the adjudication unit of IRD for a " fresh " review of the ...
... position ( " SOP " ) . The taxpayer then has two months to issue its own statement of position . If the parties remain in disagreement , the matter will generally be passed to the adjudication unit of IRD for a " fresh " review of the ...
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... position of someone in M's limbo- like position , in , say , the context of s 36 ( 1 ) of the 1890 Act , which corresponds with s 39 ( 1 ) of the New Zealand Act ? These provisions each state that , where a person deals with a firm ...
... position of someone in M's limbo- like position , in , say , the context of s 36 ( 1 ) of the 1890 Act , which corresponds with s 39 ( 1 ) of the New Zealand Act ? These provisions each state that , where a person deals with a firm ...
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Reviewing the Arbitration Act 1996 | 34 |
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