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The effect of privative clauses in the taxation context

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Published on 01 Mar 06 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

The purpose of this article is to provide a brief update with respect to recent developments in administrative law which may well impact upon grounds for reviewing decisions of the Commissioner of Taxation and his officers.

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Peter Bickford CTA
Peter was admitted to the Bar in 1981. He was employed in the Commonwealth Crown Solicitor’s Office which later became the Australian Government Solicitor, from 1978 to 1989, leaving to go to Private Bar. During his time working for the Commonwealth Crown Solicitor and the Australian Government Solicitor, he had experience in all forms of federal litigation. Particular areas of interest include: administrative law, bankruptcy, commercial law, contract, corporations law (including insolvency), trusts and revenue law (including customs, excise and taxation law). - Current at 01 June 2012
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