The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 86
... relation to the item is reasonably arguable . Failing this test attracts a 25 per cent penalty . What is " reasonably arguable " is defined in the legisla- tion to be : Having regard to the relevant authorities and the matter in relation ...
... relation to the item is reasonably arguable . Failing this test attracts a 25 per cent penalty . What is " reasonably arguable " is defined in the legisla- tion to be : Having regard to the relevant authorities and the matter in relation ...
Page 189
... relation to off - shore trusts , forms the basis of Professor Waters ' article " The Protec- tor : New Wine in Old Bottles ? " He sets the scene by describing the philosophi- cal basis for two conflicting viewpoints relating to the ...
... relation to off - shore trusts , forms the basis of Professor Waters ' article " The Protec- tor : New Wine in Old Bottles ? " He sets the scene by describing the philosophi- cal basis for two conflicting viewpoints relating to the ...
Page 300
... relationship between Australia and New Zealand . The Court was invited to take note of recent Memoranda of Understanding entered between the Australian and New Zealand Governments in relation to important areas of commercial law and the ...
... relationship between Australia and New Zealand . The Court was invited to take note of recent Memoranda of Understanding entered between the Australian and New Zealand Governments in relation to important areas of commercial law and the ...
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