The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2001 - Law |
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Page 170
... proposed Evidence Code . The govern- ment has announced its intention of introducing a Bill based on the Code . ) The report then looks at self - defence , the partial defences to murder , and proposals for a new defence geared to the ...
... proposed Evidence Code . The govern- ment has announced its intention of introducing a Bill based on the Code . ) The report then looks at self - defence , the partial defences to murder , and proposals for a new defence geared to the ...
Page 263
... proposed ( with the RFRM approach proposed for listed offshore investments ) . Rather than tax all gains on an unrealised basis , if CFC income falls into the " active " category then it would only be taxed on a realised basis ( ie when ...
... proposed ( with the RFRM approach proposed for listed offshore investments ) . Rather than tax all gains on an unrealised basis , if CFC income falls into the " active " category then it would only be taxed on a realised basis ( ie when ...
Page 400
... proposed s 17 ( containing the rule ) applies unless expressly excluded and will therefore continue to attract computer - stored informa- tion containing humanly generated assertions . ( Some parts of the draft Code do expressly exclude ...
... proposed s 17 ( containing the rule ) applies unless expressly excluded and will therefore continue to attract computer - stored informa- tion containing humanly generated assertions . ( Some parts of the draft Code do expressly exclude ...
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AND CHILD SUPPORT | 3 |
PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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