The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 19Butterworths, 1943 - Law |
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... Claim - Extension of Time - Mode of Appli- cation . QUESTION : It is intended to bring a claim under the Public Works Act , 1928 , for certain damage to property caused by a public work , but for good reason the claim cannot be made ...
... Claim - Extension of Time - Mode of Appli- cation . QUESTION : It is intended to bring a claim under the Public Works Act , 1928 , for certain damage to property caused by a public work , but for good reason the claim cannot be made ...
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... claim ( i ) was bad because it included sulphide solu- tions that would not work , and because the word 6. warmed " was too indefinite to define the limits of the claim . 3. That claim ( ii ) was bad because of the word " warmed . " 4. That ...
... claim ( i ) was bad because it included sulphide solu- tions that would not work , and because the word 6. warmed " was too indefinite to define the limits of the claim . 3. That claim ( ii ) was bad because of the word " warmed . " 4. That ...
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... claim the amount as a deduction , and must account for social security charge and national security tax as if the premium were salary or wages . The director is entitled to claim the premiuni as a special exemption in his return , but ...
... claim the amount as a deduction , and must account for social security charge and national security tax as if the premium were salary or wages . The director is entitled to claim the premiuni as a special exemption in his return , but ...
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