AGLC4 Rule 1.8.1: Italicisation for Emphasis
Words in the text may be italicised for emphasis. Where emphasis is added to words in a quotation, the footnote must disclose it with a parenthetical under rule 1.5.7.
AGLC4 page 26
Formatting
- Emphasised words are italic.
- Emphasis added inside a quotation requires (emphasis added) or the appropriate clause in the citation.
In the text
Rather, the suggested changes would act as a signalling mechanism to parent companies that their control, and their wrongdoing through that control, would result in a statutory piercing of the veil.
Forms in the rule
Quoted from the Guide, page 26- their wrongdoing through that control
See also
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