The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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Page 129
... present value , the estate duty would amount to $ 162,358.00 . It would be unwise for you to assume that your estate will remain at its present value by reason of the proximity of your farm to the coast , its suitability for subdivision ...
... present value , the estate duty would amount to $ 162,358.00 . It would be unwise for you to assume that your estate will remain at its present value by reason of the proximity of your farm to the coast , its suitability for subdivision ...
Page 184
... present system of commencement orders which allows this evil opportunity ? ( 6 ) Another consequence of interpreting s 12 to authorise the present system of commen- cement orders provides a quite different but no less evil opportunity ...
... present system of commencement orders which allows this evil opportunity ? ( 6 ) Another consequence of interpreting s 12 to authorise the present system of commen- cement orders provides a quite different but no less evil opportunity ...
Page 302
... present non - profitable paper war being waged by today's law practitioners . " Word processing " in its current day sense comprises two completely separate and distinct parts and it is essential that the two parts of the distinction be ...
... present non - profitable paper war being waged by today's law practitioners . " Word processing " in its current day sense comprises two completely separate and distinct parts and it is essential that the two parts of the distinction be ...
Contents
Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
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