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Page 93
The Act of 1912 aimed at " free " houses held under a lease made before the Act
of 1910 , and entitled the lessee to recover from the grantor a part of the
increased licence duty under the Act of 1910 , proportionate to any increased rent
or ...
The Act of 1912 aimed at " free " houses held under a lease made before the Act
of 1910 , and entitled the lessee to recover from the grantor a part of the
increased licence duty under the Act of 1910 , proportionate to any increased rent
or ...
Page 287
In other words , Blackburn , J. , was very doubtful whether there was an absolute
duty on the occupier of a house to prevent damage to innocent third parties . It is
not at all certain , however , that such a view of the case was taken by the other ...
In other words , Blackburn , J. , was very doubtful whether there was an absolute
duty on the occupier of a house to prevent damage to innocent third parties . It is
not at all certain , however , that such a view of the case was taken by the other ...
Page 360
Miller ( [ 1915 ] , I S. L. T. 189 ) , increment value duty was claimed on the
occasion of a sale of lands to a local authority under the Public Health ( Scotland
) Act of 1897 . Sect . 168 of that Statute enacts that conveyances in favour of local
...
Miller ( [ 1915 ] , I S. L. T. 189 ) , increment value duty was claimed on the
occasion of a sale of lands to a local authority under the Public Health ( Scotland
) Act of 1897 . Sect . 168 of that Statute enacts that conveyances in favour of local
...
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Contents
CRIMINAL STATISTICS 1913 | 306 |
CRIMINALS HABITUAL AND SCOTTISH CONVICTIONS | 331 |
DAMAGE CAUSED BY FALLING TILES ETC HOUSEHOLDERS | 350 |
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