The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 84
... reasonable care and gross carelessness ) . The intentional behaviour penalties are not discussed in any great depth in this paper . Rather , the focus is on the unac- ceptable interpretation and standard of reasonable care issues ...
... reasonable care and gross carelessness ) . The intentional behaviour penalties are not discussed in any great depth in this paper . Rather , the focus is on the unac- ceptable interpretation and standard of reasonable care issues ...
Page 85
... reasonable standard of care . demonstrate that the ruling does not apply to his particular circumstances . Further , the reasonable care test would be taken to have been satisfied where the taxpayer did not know and could not reasonably ...
... reasonable standard of care . demonstrate that the ruling does not apply to his particular circumstances . Further , the reasonable care test would be taken to have been satisfied where the taxpayer did not know and could not reasonably ...
Page 347
... reasonable for the manufac- turer to foresee that failure to take reasonable care is likely to injure the consumer . The tobacco consumer must then establish that there has been a breach of that duty by a failure to take reasonable care ...
... reasonable for the manufac- turer to foresee that failure to take reasonable care is likely to injure the consumer . The tobacco consumer must then establish that there has been a breach of that duty by a failure to take reasonable care ...
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