The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 103
... nature of property rights L ate last year , while conducting a New Zealand Law Society Seminar on unjust enrichment , we were some- what surprised at the reaction we received to comments we made about the nature of property rights ...
... nature of property rights L ate last year , while conducting a New Zealand Law Society Seminar on unjust enrichment , we were some- what surprised at the reaction we received to comments we made about the nature of property rights ...
Page 209
... nature of tracing as a process rather than a claim or remedy , of the nature of the claimants ' claim as one " to vindicate their property rights , not to reverse unjust enrichment " , and of the tracing rules them- selves , His ...
... nature of tracing as a process rather than a claim or remedy , of the nature of the claimants ' claim as one " to vindicate their property rights , not to reverse unjust enrichment " , and of the tracing rules them- selves , His ...
Page 477
... nature of the arrangements , Laurenson J held that the receipts were taxable in the hands of the retailers . In my view , this is probably one of the more difficult recent cases concerning the capital / revenue distinction . The ...
... nature of the arrangements , Laurenson J held that the receipts were taxable in the hands of the retailers . In my view , this is probably one of the more difficult recent cases concerning the capital / revenue distinction . The ...
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