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... considered by New Zealand Courts or texts . Under the Child Support Act 1991 liable parents are assessed for child support each year according to a formula based on an income , living allowance and a child support percentage . Section ...
... considered by New Zealand Courts or texts . Under the Child Support Act 1991 liable parents are assessed for child support each year according to a formula based on an income , living allowance and a child support percentage . Section ...
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... considered on its own and if not considered proved to be true beyond reasonable doubt , set aside . The correct formulation is as given in Sanders that each charge must be considered sepa- rately , but all the evidence should be consid ...
... considered on its own and if not considered proved to be true beyond reasonable doubt , set aside . The correct formulation is as given in Sanders that each charge must be considered sepa- rately , but all the evidence should be consid ...
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... considered that the list of exclu- sions ( the predecessor of s 81 ( 4 ) ) did not help in determining the true scope of the principal exception . He considered that some of the items added to the list were probably done so for the ...
... considered that the list of exclu- sions ( the predecessor of s 81 ( 4 ) ) did not help in determining the true scope of the principal exception . He considered that some of the items added to the list were probably done so for the ...
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AND CHILD SUPPORT | 3 |
PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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