The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 177
... Example 7 The same subjective analysis can be ap- plied to Example 8 in the TIB , p 14. This example involves a taxpayer who un- derstates gross income by omitting rent- al income returns for one month because the rental income ...
... Example 7 The same subjective analysis can be ap- plied to Example 8 in the TIB , p 14. This example involves a taxpayer who un- derstates gross income by omitting rent- al income returns for one month because the rental income ...
Page 366
... example , the Matrimonial Property Act 1976 ( MPA ) . The title of the Act includes the statement that it is intended " to recognise the equal contribution of husband and wife to the marriage partnership " . This is the basis for the ...
... example , the Matrimonial Property Act 1976 ( MPA ) . The title of the Act includes the statement that it is intended " to recognise the equal contribution of husband and wife to the marriage partnership " . This is the basis for the ...
Page 383
... example , 32 per cent of those who were dissatisfied complained that the police seemed uninterested , and 17 per cent complained that they were not kept informed of progress . Even when victims ' complaints focused upon investigative ...
... example , 32 per cent of those who were dissatisfied complained that the police seemed uninterested , and 17 per cent complained that they were not kept informed of progress . Even when victims ' complaints focused upon investigative ...
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