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The role of the High Court in interpreting taxation legislation
Published on 10 Sep 98 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
A convention paper discussing the role of the High Court in interpreting taxation legislation.
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Daryl DAWSON
This was presented at 37th Annual Victorian State Convention - "Changing Tides " .
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