The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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Page 74
... Trust estates A trust estate for the purposes of the Tax Act is property , or an interest in property , which is vested in and under the control of a person who is a trustee and which produces income . The Rules apply to trust estates ...
... Trust estates A trust estate for the purposes of the Tax Act is property , or an interest in property , which is vested in and under the control of a person who is a trustee and which produces income . The Rules apply to trust estates ...
Page 244
... Trust does not have it all its own way , however . Owners must be given three months ' notice and the opportunity to make a submission before their buildings are classified . They may also object to a protection notice , and ...
... Trust does not have it all its own way , however . Owners must be given three months ' notice and the opportunity to make a submission before their buildings are classified . They may also object to a protection notice , and ...
Page 362
... trust property , whether real or personal , or to sue in respect of any breach of trust , is barred after the expiration of six years . In respect of this statement , the New Zealand Commentary ( at C 839 ) cites the following section ...
... trust property , whether real or personal , or to sue in respect of any breach of trust , is barred after the expiration of six years . In respect of this statement , the New Zealand Commentary ( at C 839 ) cites the following section ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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