The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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Page 81
... question arises whether he can obtain any allowance or deduc- tion in respect of the payment . In the case of the recipient of the damages , the question is whether the payment is assessable to tax , or can be brought into computation ...
... question arises whether he can obtain any allowance or deduc- tion in respect of the payment . In the case of the recipient of the damages , the question is whether the payment is assessable to tax , or can be brought into computation ...
Page 101
... question whether he was guilty or not guilty of the death of the child ? In our opinion , it is impossible to say that the evidence was not relevant . deed , it was highly relevant in a case where , as here , two bodies , the body of ...
... question whether he was guilty or not guilty of the death of the child ? In our opinion , it is impossible to say that the evidence was not relevant . deed , it was highly relevant in a case where , as here , two bodies , the body of ...
Page 225
... question whether , in assessing the amount recoverable as special damages , there should be deducted from that amount Social Security tax for the current year . That question was agreed to be left for decision by the Court , and the ...
... question whether , in assessing the amount recoverable as special damages , there should be deducted from that amount Social Security tax for the current year . That question was agreed to be left for decision by the Court , and the ...
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