The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 40Butterworths, 1964 - Law |
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Page 275
... duty payable was £ 25,062 10s . or £ 7,500 . " 66 Held , The crucial feature , for stamp duty purposes , of the agreement was that the conveyance was to precede building and the subject matter of the conveyance was , therefore , the ...
... duty payable was £ 25,062 10s . or £ 7,500 . " 66 Held , The crucial feature , for stamp duty purposes , of the agreement was that the conveyance was to precede building and the subject matter of the conveyance was , therefore , the ...
Page 276
... duty to be paid by the purchaser or person to whom the property is agreed to be conveyed as if it were a conveyance ... duty on the amount or value of the con- sideration for the sale . " ( b ) If the amount or value of the considera ...
... duty to be paid by the purchaser or person to whom the property is agreed to be conveyed as if it were a conveyance ... duty on the amount or value of the con- sideration for the sale . " ( b ) If the amount or value of the considera ...
Page 458
... duty to avoid wilful or reckless injury , not the general duty of care in respect of foreseeable damage , which was the duty put to the jury " . 66 Secondly the Full Court relied on a principle which they thought was to be found in ...
... duty to avoid wilful or reckless injury , not the general duty of care in respect of foreseeable damage , which was the duty put to the jury " . 66 Secondly the Full Court relied on a principle which they thought was to be found in ...
Contents
Building SchemesRestrictions as | 7 |
Licence by River Board to Remove Shingle | 11 |
Takeover Bids and the Press | 12 |
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