The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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Page 99
... death of testator ( Barclays Bank Ltd v IRC [ 1960 ] 3 WLR 280 ) . If he had , say a 20 percent share- holding , but was also the first trustee on the re- gister in respect of another 35 percent of the shareholding , his 20 percent ...
... death of testator ( Barclays Bank Ltd v IRC [ 1960 ] 3 WLR 280 ) . If he had , say a 20 percent share- holding , but was also the first trustee on the re- gister in respect of another 35 percent of the shareholding , his 20 percent ...
Page 158
... death of the deceased , there could be no doubt that it had been purchased or provid- ed by him . Thus , the real issue was whether there was an interest that arose on the death of the de- ceased . This depended on the nature of the ...
... death of the deceased , there could be no doubt that it had been purchased or provid- ed by him . Thus , the real issue was whether there was an interest that arose on the death of the de- ceased . This depended on the nature of the ...
Page 159
... death of the deceased , it was necessary to value that interest . Since immediately before the death there was every likelihood that Mrs Kilpatrick would in fact survive her husband for more than a month her interest in the policy ...
... death of the deceased , it was necessary to value that interest . Since immediately before the death there was every likelihood that Mrs Kilpatrick would in fact survive her husband for more than a month her interest in the policy ...
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