The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 41
... rule of law . But the consensus ends as soon as one asks what the rule of law consists of . Law Society hierarchs are frequent users of the expression but seem to have no idea what it might mean at all . Many lawyers use the expression " ...
... rule of law . But the consensus ends as soon as one asks what the rule of law consists of . Law Society hierarchs are frequent users of the expression but seem to have no idea what it might mean at all . Many lawyers use the expression " ...
Page 93
... rule , the basis rule , the common knowledge rule and the ultimate issue rule . There are two possible ways of viewing these rules . The authors ' structure falls in with the traditional postulation that all relevant evidence is ...
... rule , the basis rule , the common knowledge rule and the ultimate issue rule . There are two possible ways of viewing these rules . The authors ' structure falls in with the traditional postulation that all relevant evidence is ...
Page 143
... rule to prevent employees circumventing the top personal tax rate by contracting to provide services through a company , trust or partnership . The proposed anti - avoidance rule is mod- elled on Australian draft legislation . The rule ...
... rule to prevent employees circumventing the top personal tax rate by contracting to provide services through a company , trust or partnership . The proposed anti - avoidance rule is mod- elled on Australian draft legislation . The rule ...
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