The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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Page 27
... received the interest . Consequently there was no double assessment at all . In view of the subsequent development of this subject it may here be noted that a substantial amount ( £ 40 ) was received by the Corporation for actual rent ...
... received the interest . Consequently there was no double assessment at all . In view of the subsequent development of this subject it may here be noted that a substantial amount ( £ 40 ) was received by the Corporation for actual rent ...
Page 29
... received by the Council on loans made to the School Board and various other public bodies for 1892-3 , such interest amounting to £ 352,021 : 6s . 10d . The Divisional Court gave judgment for the Department . The Court of Appeal upheld ...
... received by the Council on loans made to the School Board and various other public bodies for 1892-3 , such interest amounting to £ 352,021 : 6s . 10d . The Divisional Court gave judgment for the Department . The Court of Appeal upheld ...
Page 31
... received notice under date 20th November , 1897. The Council appealed against this charge . The Local Commissioners decided that the contention of the Council that they were only liable for Income Tax on so much of the dividends paid to ...
... received notice under date 20th November , 1897. The Council appealed against this charge . The Local Commissioners decided that the contention of the Council that they were only liable for Income Tax on so much of the dividends paid to ...
Page 35
... received on which duty had been paid . It was now determined to carry the point still further , and to claim off the annual value of certain lands occupied by the Council , and on which they had paid Income Tax , which were the source ...
... received on which duty had been paid . It was now determined to carry the point still further , and to claim off the annual value of certain lands occupied by the Council , and on which they had paid Income Tax , which were the source ...
Page 63
... received . They naturally would think of Scott , who , just at the time when he was about to reap the reward of his early and most successful novels , died , leaving his family in great financial difficulty , for his copyrights had ...
... received . They naturally would think of Scott , who , just at the time when he was about to reap the reward of his early and most successful novels , died , leaving his family in great financial difficulty , for his copyrights had ...
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