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| types of const. corporations (3) |
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foreign corporations
trading corporations
financial corporations |
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| foreign corporation defined in: |
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TRICK QUESTION!!!!!!~!!!!!!!~!@~!~!~!~!~!~!!
foreign law |
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| Three tests for trading corporations: |
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1. purposive
2. predominant activity test
3. substantial activity test (prevails) |
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| purposive test for trading corps auth |
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R v Trade Practices Tribunal; ex parte St George County Council
('St George County Council') |
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| predominant activity test for trading corps auth |
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| dissent in R v Trade Practices Tribunal; ex parte St George County Council |
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| substantial activity test for trading corps auth |
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| Single-state trading corps are not exempt as per... |
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| one dealing in finance (duh) |
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| Superannuation Board Case |
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| No const. power to incorporate corporations |
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| Corp. Power cannot ban corps |
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| (corps power) Object of command test: pwr enlivened if... |
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| law instructs corps/third parties RE corps |
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| (corps power) object of command test auth |
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| Tax bills must only be about tax and only one subject of tax as per... |
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| (tax power) Revenue must go into the CRF as per... |
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| (tax power) Money must be appropriated by a law as per... |
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| Cth. must not discriminate between States in tax laws as per... |
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| bill for ordinary annual services of government |
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| (tax power) supply bills only to deal w/ OASG as per... |
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| (tax power) tax/appropriation bills cannot start in the Senate as per... |
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| (tax power) tax/supply bills cannot be amended by the Senate |
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| duties of customs and excise exclusive to the Cth |
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| Matthews v Chicory Marketing Board (1938) |
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| Tax definition elements (4) |
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1 a compulsory exaction of money
2 by a public authority
3 for public purpose
4 not a payment for services |
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| (tax power) fines are not taxes as per |
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| MacCormick v Cmsnr of Taxation |
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| laws imposing customs/excise duties must deal only with those subjects |
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| (tax power) HCA will generally not override Parliament's view of the 'one subject of taxation' rule |
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| Second Fringe Benefits Tax Case |
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| (tax power) Court will look to substance and purpose as well as form in examining discrimination between States |
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| (tax power) the purpose of a tax law may be to regulate people's activities |
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| Fairfax v Fed Cmsnr of Taxation |
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| States may impose consumption taxes |
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| Dickenson's Arcade v Tasmania |
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| License fees at the point of sale are not excise duties |
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| A tax on retailers based on production/distribution rather than sale is an excise duty |
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| Capital Duplicators v ACT (No 2) |
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| (tax power) Appropriation need not be in relation with a a s51 head of power |
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| (tax power) Appropriation needs to be related to... |
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| any Const. power, incl. executive powers |
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| (tax power) Cth. may give tied grants |
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| (tax power) Parliament may decide how precisely to express appropriations |
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| There is a freedom of interstate trade/intercourse under... |
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| freedom of interstate trade test authority |
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| freedom of interstate trade test elements (3) |
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1. a burden on trade
2. discrimination between internal and external traders
3. a protectionist impact |
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| (freedom of interstate trade) examples of kinds of laws that would violate s 92 auth |
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| (freedom of interstate trade) examples of kinds of laws that would violate s 92 (4) |
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1. tarrifs increasing price of imports
2. quotas on imports
3. different railway rates
4. subsidies for local goods |
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| freedom of interstate intercourse may also mean freedom of movement of... |
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| information, persons, goods |
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| freedom of interstate intercourse wide interpretation auth |
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| Commonwealth must provide compensation for acquisition of property/take it on just terms |
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| State has no Const. obligation to provide compensation for acquisition |
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| (acquisition of property) informal agreements may be allowed even on non-just terms |
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| Right to trial by jury for cth offences |
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| (trial by jury) jury only necessary for an indictable offence |
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| (Religious Freedom) two limbs |
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establishment of religion
interfering w/ free exercise |
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| (Religious Freedom) only laws intended to impact on religion specifically |
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| Jehovah's Witnesses Case; Kruger v Cth. |
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| Implied right of poltiical communication |
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| Freedom of political communication test auth |
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| Freedom of political communication test (2) |
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1 burden on communication in terms/operation/effect
2 legitimate end for rep. + resp. govt.? |
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| (freedom of political communication) only political matters |
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| (freedom of political communication) defence to defamation auth |
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| (freedom of political communication) Lange defence elements (4) |
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| 1. wide audience 2. political matter 3. reasonable 4. not malicious |
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| States have legislative and constituent power |
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