The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... the premises , which under any circumstances at the 1 Aberdeen Commissioners of Supply v . Russell , 27 S. L. R. 759 . present day would be considered a fair ground for a THE ASSESSMENT OF PUBLIC BODIES FOR INCOME TAX . 27.
... the premises , which under any circumstances at the 1 Aberdeen Commissioners of Supply v . Russell , 27 S. L. R. 759 . present day would be considered a fair ground for a THE ASSESSMENT OF PUBLIC BODIES FOR INCOME TAX . 27.
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. present day would be considered a fair ground for a set - off . But apart from this it requires considerable ingenuity to see any difference in principle between the case of the Aberdeen ratepayers ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. present day would be considered a fair ground for a set - off . But apart from this it requires considerable ingenuity to see any difference in principle between the case of the Aberdeen ratepayers ...
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... ground that the assessment ap- pealed against was undoubtedly right , and that they had no concern with anything else . All parties knew , of course , that the assessment was technically correct , and the only hope of the Council was ...
... ground that the assessment ap- pealed against was undoubtedly right , and that they had no concern with anything else . All parties knew , of course , that the assessment was technically correct , and the only hope of the Council was ...
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... ground which avoids his decision altogether , such as assuming juris- diction , breach of trust , dealing with a trust estate , or acting from interested or corrupt motives , or in breach of elementary principles of justice , such as ...
... ground which avoids his decision altogether , such as assuming juris- diction , breach of trust , dealing with a trust estate , or acting from interested or corrupt motives , or in breach of elementary principles of justice , such as ...
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... grounds above mentioned , the decision of the visitor is conclusive , whether as to a question of law or a question of fact . * He is not bound to wait for an application , but may act mero motu in a proper case . He cannot be judge in ...
... grounds above mentioned , the decision of the visitor is conclusive , whether as to a question of law or a question of fact . * He is not bound to wait for an application , but may act mero motu in a proper case . He cannot be judge in ...
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