The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 166
... liability remains on the shares the no liability company. Deemed reregistration These problems have been referred to the Company Law Monitoring Group for consideration . At present public companies limited by guarantee only ( without a ...
... liability remains on the shares the no liability company. Deemed reregistration These problems have been referred to the Company Law Monitoring Group for consideration . At present public companies limited by guarantee only ( without a ...
Page 167
... liability on the shares is expressed in ( a ) and the guarantee liability in ( b ) . An amendment to disjunc- tive wording would retain this while at the same time resolving the problem confronting the no liability company . Reform ...
... liability on the shares is expressed in ( a ) and the guarantee liability in ( b ) . An amendment to disjunc- tive wording would retain this while at the same time resolving the problem confronting the no liability company . Reform ...
Page 376
... liability dissuades able individuals from the practice of particular professions such as auditing , a system of limited liability will benefit the community by encouraging the retention of competent personnel thereby lifting the level ...
... liability dissuades able individuals from the practice of particular professions such as auditing , a system of limited liability will benefit the community by encouraging the retention of competent personnel thereby lifting the level ...
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