The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 50Butterworths, 1975 - Law |
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Page 398
... allow- ance should be made for the difference in money values between the time when the con- tribution was made and the time of the assess- ment . If payment is to be postponed then the only fair basis is to quantify both interests and ...
... allow- ance should be made for the difference in money values between the time when the con- tribution was made and the time of the assess- ment . If payment is to be postponed then the only fair basis is to quantify both interests and ...
Page 408
... allow a certain return on shareholders ' funds . It is idle to expect workers to accept wage con- trols if prices remain free . In some areas com- petition or consumer resistance is sufficient . In other areas these factors are largely ...
... allow a certain return on shareholders ' funds . It is idle to expect workers to accept wage con- trols if prices remain free . In some areas com- petition or consumer resistance is sufficient . In other areas these factors are largely ...
Page 457
... allow deponents to be cross - examined , no new evidence should be allowed to be given by a party unless it is given by affidavit . This should eliminate a great deal of irrelevant matters raised in these proceedings and reduce the time ...
... allow deponents to be cross - examined , no new evidence should be allowed to be given by a party unless it is given by affidavit . This should eliminate a great deal of irrelevant matters raised in these proceedings and reduce the time ...
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