The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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... duty on the death of a joint tenant to the extent stated , except to a maximum limit of £ 2,000 , if the property is settled under the Joint Family Homes Act , 1950 . DUTY EXEMPTION IN RESPECT OF JOINT FAMILY HOME . Section 4 of the ...
... duty on the death of a joint tenant to the extent stated , except to a maximum limit of £ 2,000 , if the property is settled under the Joint Family Homes Act , 1950 . DUTY EXEMPTION IN RESPECT OF JOINT FAMILY HOME . Section 4 of the ...
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... duty law , to meet an extraordinary state of facts . The principle has not been completely jettisoned , even with ... duty purposes at the date of his death . He said , at p . 767 : It has always been understood that the value of a ...
... duty law , to meet an extraordinary state of facts . The principle has not been completely jettisoned , even with ... duty purposes at the date of his death . He said , at p . 767 : It has always been understood that the value of a ...
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... duty on agreements for sale and purchase of land . Before November 1 , 1915 , ad valorem duty did not become payable until a conveyance ( which for the purposes of the Stamp Duties Acts in- cludes a memorandum of transfer under the Land ...
... duty on agreements for sale and purchase of land . Before November 1 , 1915 , ad valorem duty did not become payable until a conveyance ( which for the purposes of the Stamp Duties Acts in- cludes a memorandum of transfer under the Land ...
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