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... tion 42 ( 1 ) of the Companies Amendment Act 1993 provides that the sections of the Companies Act 1955 previously in force continue to apply to that winding up . In the case of a winding up com- menced on or after 1 July 1994 , the ...
... tion 42 ( 1 ) of the Companies Amendment Act 1993 provides that the sections of the Companies Act 1955 previously in force continue to apply to that winding up . In the case of a winding up com- menced on or after 1 July 1994 , the ...
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... tion is offered for this method of selec- tion , but the result is a collection of little stories , some well - known but many obscure , covering most types of murder . Domestic killings arising from anger , jealousy or personal ...
... tion is offered for this method of selec- tion , but the result is a collection of little stories , some well - known but many obscure , covering most types of murder . Domestic killings arising from anger , jealousy or personal ...
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... tion might rely upon the audited ac- counts in entering into financial transactions . If so , without more , may an auditor owe a duty of care to such classes ? This was a striking out appli- cation and was decided entirely on the ...
... tion might rely upon the audited ac- counts in entering into financial transactions . If so , without more , may an auditor owe a duty of care to such classes ? This was a striking out appli- cation and was decided entirely on the ...
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