The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 48Butterworths, 1973 - Law |
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Page 59
... interest in allowing any category of trust to avoid the rules governing private trusts with respect to certainty , perpetual duration and taxation ? This question obviously needs no answer . That there is such a public interest is ...
... interest in allowing any category of trust to avoid the rules governing private trusts with respect to certainty , perpetual duration and taxation ? This question obviously needs no answer . That there is such a public interest is ...
Page 77
... INTEREST Excessive interest - Principles to be applied in cases of small loans for short periods - Moneylenders Amend- ment Act 1933 , 8. 14. The proviso to s . 14 of the Money- lenders Amendment Act 1933 recognises that different ...
... INTEREST Excessive interest - Principles to be applied in cases of small loans for short periods - Moneylenders Amend- ment Act 1933 , 8. 14. The proviso to s . 14 of the Money- lenders Amendment Act 1933 recognises that different ...
Page 437
... interest standing to his credit as at the date of withdrawal . He is automatically entitled to the employer's portion . If this occurs within 10 years of a male member's 60th birthday or a female member's 55th birthday then the assessed ...
... interest standing to his credit as at the date of withdrawal . He is automatically entitled to the employer's portion . If this occurs within 10 years of a male member's 60th birthday or a female member's 55th birthday then the assessed ...
Contents
To Bail or not to Bail | 21 |
A LessThanSupreme Court?A | 31 |
Partnerships and Taxation of the Family | 43 |
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