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… 16 a. Minority Shareholdings ............................................................................................................ 16 b. Shares listed on an approved Stock Exchange ......................................................................... 17 c. Corporate Reorganisations ........................................................................................................ 18 d. Real Estate in which a … Taxation of Capital Gains, p. 367. 11 a. The Lamesa Case The necessity of an explicit reference to the indirect derivation of value has become evident in the Australian case Lamesa 44 in 1997. In this case, the interposition of a company between a foreign shareholder and an Australian mining company enabled that the gains derived by the foreign shareholder fell outside the scope of the real estate company provision in the Australia-Netherlands tax treaty 45 . Australia’s Federal Court clarified that “[w]hen legislation speaks of the assets of one company it invariably does not intend …

… Studies ........ 13 Article 18 Course registration, extra modules and limited capacity ............................. 14 Part III. Implementation regulations for non-FASoS electives ................................... 15 Article 19 Regulations for exchange programmes in the BA AC, BA ES and BA DS programmes, the MA ESST programme and the MSc ES (Research) programme ......... 15 Article 20 Regulations for electives elsewhere ......................................................... 16 Part IV. … final work is assessed by two examiners (supervisor, responsible examiner). They are appointed by the BoE to assess a thesis completed within one of the FASoS programmes. In all FASoS programmes (except for BSc Global Studies), the appointed examiners exchange views and discuss the assessment of the final work and the envisioned grade (the intervision process). They have to agree on the grade and the argumentation leading to that grade, based on the comments given on the assessment form for final … possible if there has been a sufficient assessment. A mere statement that the subject was ‘taken’ or words to that effect are not enough; c. a result that constitutes a pass in the country concerned will also be considered a pass here, and a fail in a foreign country will also be considered a fail here; 17 d. the faculty registers the approved and passed credits, also indicating the university where they were obtained; neither course names nor results of individual courses are registered; e. if the …

… and guarantees, researching on that purpose also Chinese Law and Islamic Law. She has been nominated ‘subject expert’ in Private Law and she is also a Senior Teaching Assistant. Before her graduation in Law, she visited the UM Faculty of Law as an exchange student.  Luna Aristei –September 2020 – July 2021 Luna Aristei is a PhD student in Business and Law at Luiss Guido Carli University in Rome, Italy. She is a teaching assistant in Environmental Law, Administrative Law and Public Economy Law … 15th Sep 2014- 15th Sep 2015 Mr Chen Bo is a PhD candidate in Shanghai University of Finance and Economics in China, he will study in the capacity of visiting researcher for a period of 1 year. Prof. Dr. Michael G. Faure LL.M will act as his foreign advisor. The research Mr Chen Bo undertaking focuses on the legitimacy of the Green Climate Fund.  Li Xuesong, Water Research institute of Wuhan University Economics and Management, School of Wuhan University, September 2012 - August 2013 …