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Page 73
... regard were only had to the activities of the foreign investor in producing assessable income from sources within Australia ( other than in the Excluded Capacities ) ; ( b ) a balance sheet were prepared at the end of the income year or ...
... regard were only had to the activities of the foreign investor in producing assessable income from sources within Australia ( other than in the Excluded Capacities ) ; ( b ) a balance sheet were prepared at the end of the income year or ...
Page 96
... regard " scheme " as a universal solvent any more than the purposive approach , to which it is linked . Some Acts have never had a " scheme " as such , but are rather a pot - pourri of provisions : the Property Land Act 1952 is an ...
... regard " scheme " as a universal solvent any more than the purposive approach , to which it is linked . Some Acts have never had a " scheme " as such , but are rather a pot - pourri of provisions : the Property Land Act 1952 is an ...
Page 97
... regard to such extrinsic materials , they are excluding from consideration the actual intentions of the lawmakers ; thus , in the last analysis , the Courts themselves have final control over what the Act means ( see Black - Clawson v ...
... regard to such extrinsic materials , they are excluding from consideration the actual intentions of the lawmakers ; thus , in the last analysis , the Courts themselves have final control over what the Act means ( see Black - Clawson v ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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