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P-ISSN 1033-4505
E-ISSN 2202-4824
Commentary - Non-peer reviewed
Vol. 18, Issue 1, 2006January 01, 2006 AEST

Averments Still Require Close Attention!

Paul Gerber,
chief executive officer of customs v el hajje (2005)evidenceaverments
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Articles in Vol. 18, Issue 1, 2006

Vol. 18, Issue 1, 2006
  • David Allan 1928-2006
    Reginald HiscockJohn H Farrar
  • Audit Quality and the Market for Audits: An Analysis of Recent UK Regulatory Policies
    Alice Belcher
  • Vietnamese Company Law: The Development and Corporate Governance Issues
    Bui Xuan Hai
  • Another Look at the Giving of Independent Advice to Sureties: Some Uncertainties and Evolving Concerns
    Charles Y C Chew
  • The Fog Has Not Lifted – A Study of s198J of the Legal Profession Act of New South Wales in Light of Acceptable Negotiation Theory and Principles
    Avnita Lakhani
  • The Schiavo Decision: Emotional, but Legally Controversial?
    Lindy WillmottBen WhiteDonna Cooper
  • Averments Still Require Close Attention!
    Paul Gerber
  • Databases for Australian Legal Research
    Catherine Vidler SmithJohn Prebble
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