The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1983 - Law |
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Page 48
... shares and in which none of the parties involved can be identified as an acquirer . . . These were thought to be ... shares . The same justification for allowing pooling of interests to operate , namely , that in substance nothing has ...
... shares and in which none of the parties involved can be identified as an acquirer . . . These were thought to be ... shares . The same justification for allowing pooling of interests to operate , namely , that in substance nothing has ...
Page 49
... shares other than for cash , to the effect that the consideration provided is not less than the account by which the shares have been paid up . This , of course , is to avoid an illegal issue of shares at a discount and , again , must ...
... shares other than for cash , to the effect that the consideration provided is not less than the account by which the shares have been paid up . This , of course , is to avoid an illegal issue of shares at a discount and , again , must ...
Page 263
... shares for the benefit of his two young children . The shares were the only asset from which the executors could obtain money to maintain and educate the children , and pay Capital Transfer tax . The executors therefore wished to sell ...
... shares for the benefit of his two young children . The shares were the only asset from which the executors could obtain money to maintain and educate the children , and pay Capital Transfer tax . The executors therefore wished to sell ...
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