The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 144
... respect of that income . It seems that no provisional tax will be required to be paid by the interposed person in respect of the attributed income and , as it is not a source deduction payment , the service provider will only be obliged ...
... respect of that income . It seems that no provisional tax will be required to be paid by the interposed person in respect of the attributed income and , as it is not a source deduction payment , the service provider will only be obliged ...
Page 327
... respect of civil cases , and by a majority of four to three that it is no longer appropriate in criminal cases . This decision , by virtue of s 61 Law Practitioners Act 1982 , applies to New Zealand advocates . The result is that a ...
... respect of civil cases , and by a majority of four to three that it is no longer appropriate in criminal cases . This decision , by virtue of s 61 Law Practitioners Act 1982 , applies to New Zealand advocates . The result is that a ...
Page 354
... respect , it is submitted that this is irrelevant . If a matter should be in the public domain it should not be removed from that domain merely by a missed opportunity to report it . That a publisher had been perhaps wrongly deterred ...
... respect , it is submitted that this is irrelevant . If a matter should be in the public domain it should not be removed from that domain merely by a missed opportunity to report it . That a publisher had been perhaps wrongly deterred ...
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