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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Relevant Circumstances"”.
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Consistency in the International Law of Maritime Delimitation - Towards a Set of Common Principles for the Judicial Establishment of Maritime Boundaries
… drawn; second, this line is adjusted should relevant circumstances so require; third, the overall equitableness of the boundary is evaluated by assessing the proportionality between the length of the relevant coast and the marine areas appertaining to each state. This thesis analyses each …
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The approach of the Supreme Court of Appeal to the interpretation of fiscal legislation and the (unintentional) demise of the contra fiscum principle
… of the document as a whole, in light of all the relevant circumstances. The contra fiscum principle provides that, in cases of ambiguity, legislation imposing a burden on a taxpayer should be construed in favour of the taxpayer (and against the fiscus). This thesis examines the approach of the …
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The acquisition of a business - is a statutory merger in terms of section 113 of the Companies Act 71 of 2008 preferable to a common law sale?
… to consider in each proposed transaction the relevant circumstances to determine which mechanism will be most effective in giving effect to that transaction. This is in line with the move in the Companies Act towards self-regulation and the object of the Companies Act to encourage …
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The power of the court to grant alternative accommodation orders: an investigation into when an alternative accommodation order as a condition to the eviction of unlawful occupiers in terms of PIE would comply with the court's constitutional mandate
… matter, the court is required to consider all relevant circumstances and grant an order that is just and equitable. An important relevant circumstance to be considered is whether the unlawful occupiers have alternative accommodation. Courts are reluctant to grant eviction orders that would …