The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2001 - Law |
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Page 216
... charge . If it was a floating charge when created , by the Seventh Schedule to the Companies Act 1993 and s 30 of the Receivership Act 1993 , the proceeds would be payable to the Commissioner and to the company's employees as ...
... charge . If it was a floating charge when created , by the Seventh Schedule to the Companies Act 1993 and s 30 of the Receivership Act 1993 , the proceeds would be payable to the Commissioner and to the company's employees as ...
Page 251
... charges , it is difficult to ascertain what is the " threshold " or criteria for determin- ing when a complaint warrants a charge ; and , the rationale for the level of charge laid . Secondly , the accountability of health professionals ...
... charges , it is difficult to ascertain what is the " threshold " or criteria for determin- ing when a complaint warrants a charge ; and , the rationale for the level of charge laid . Secondly , the accountability of health professionals ...
Page 336
... charge over its uncollected book debts arising in the ordinary course of trading and their proceeds but not those proceeds received by Brumark before West- pac required them to be paid into an account with itself or the charge ...
... charge over its uncollected book debts arising in the ordinary course of trading and their proceeds but not those proceeds received by Brumark before West- pac required them to be paid into an account with itself or the charge ...
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