The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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Page 120
... Stamp Duties to have been incurred for fully adequate consideration in money or money's worth . At the death of the deceased , the proportion of the monthly payment to be made by him was £ 1 16s . 5d . and the capitalized value of the ...
... Stamp Duties to have been incurred for fully adequate consideration in money or money's worth . At the death of the deceased , the proportion of the monthly payment to be made by him was £ 1 16s . 5d . and the capitalized value of the ...
Page 238
... duty : Hulse v . Minister of Stamp Duties , [ 1920 ] N.Z.L.R. 869 ; [ 1920 ] G.L.R. 493 . The present statutory provision which must be noted by the conveyancer is s . 85 of the Stamp Duties Act , 1923 , which reads as follows : - ( 1 ) ...
... duty : Hulse v . Minister of Stamp Duties , [ 1920 ] N.Z.L.R. 869 ; [ 1920 ] G.L.R. 493 . The present statutory provision which must be noted by the conveyancer is s . 85 of the Stamp Duties Act , 1923 , which reads as follows : - ( 1 ) ...
Page 344
... Stamp Duties - Transfer of Shares - Exemption from Con- veyance Duty if Commissioner Satisfied Conveyance " merely a necessary incident in a scheme for the reconstruction of a company -Powers of Commissioner - Extent to which Court can ...
... Stamp Duties - Transfer of Shares - Exemption from Con- veyance Duty if Commissioner Satisfied Conveyance " merely a necessary incident in a scheme for the reconstruction of a company -Powers of Commissioner - Extent to which Court can ...
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