The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... profits , the surveyor goes on to say that this is " in addition to the assessment separately made upon the interest paid out of the rate . . Here the profit was applied to the relief of the actual cemetery rate , which must be levied ...
... profits , the surveyor goes on to say that this is " in addition to the assessment separately made upon the interest paid out of the rate . . Here the profit was applied to the relief of the actual cemetery rate , which must be levied ...
Page 31
... profits or gains brought into charge under Schedule D. But notwithstanding this , the Council were mulcted in the whole of their costs . The case was heard again by the Appeal Court in December , 1899 , and judgment was given dismissing ...
... profits or gains brought into charge under Schedule D. But notwithstanding this , the Council were mulcted in the whole of their costs . The case was heard again by the Appeal Court in December , 1899 , and judgment was given dismissing ...
Page 32
... profits or gains out of which it is payable are not exclusively charged therewith . On this point Lord Davey says : - " It is not required by the Income Tax Acts , in order to raise the right of deduction and retention , that the ...
... profits or gains out of which it is payable are not exclusively charged therewith . On this point Lord Davey says : - " It is not required by the Income Tax Acts , in order to raise the right of deduction and retention , that the ...
Page 37
... profit , and occupied by the Corporation for the very purposes of the public health . It is of the utmost importance ... profits ; but that is immaterial . The great thing is to keep steadily in view the principle that no charges not ...
... profit , and occupied by the Corporation for the very purposes of the public health . It is of the utmost importance ... profits ; but that is immaterial . The great thing is to keep steadily in view the principle that no charges not ...
Page 39
... profit could be or was expected to be derived from the under- taking ; which appears to suggest that an alteration in the law is required doing away entirely with all assessments of property acquired under the Public Health Acts , not ...
... profit could be or was expected to be derived from the under- taking ; which appears to suggest that an alteration in the law is required doing away entirely with all assessments of property acquired under the Public Health Acts , not ...
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