The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 121
... conclusions and compares the conclusion of the draft Ruling with the IRD's 1995 policy statement on the tax treatment of another " one - off " event - the reregistration of companies . It is suggested that there is inconsistency in the ...
... conclusions and compares the conclusion of the draft Ruling with the IRD's 1995 policy statement on the tax treatment of another " one - off " event - the reregistration of companies . It is suggested that there is inconsistency in the ...
Page 137
... conclusion . Thomas J considered the wording of R 540 , and noted immediately that it required the close attention of the Rules Committee because it does not recog- nise the way in which many interlocu- tory orders are dealt with in ...
... conclusion . Thomas J considered the wording of R 540 , and noted immediately that it required the close attention of the Rules Committee because it does not recog- nise the way in which many interlocu- tory orders are dealt with in ...
Page 285
... conclusion such as this is reached . Such a conclusion would also have serious implications for evidence in R 131 applications . These would have to be approached by the plaintiff in much the same way as a defence to a summary judgment ...
... conclusion such as this is reached . Such a conclusion would also have serious implications for evidence in R 131 applications . These would have to be approached by the plaintiff in much the same way as a defence to a summary judgment ...
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