The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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Page 26
... treated separately , and deductions were made for Schedule A when required . There was much to be said against this crude plan , and it appears to have been considered necessary to make a change and to put the assessment of interest ...
... treated separately , and deductions were made for Schedule A when required . There was much to be said against this crude plan , and it appears to have been considered necessary to make a change and to put the assessment of interest ...
Page 34
... treat the dividend on metropolitan stock as paid rateably out of the capital of the property belonging to the Council and the different branches of their income . That is an ingenious , but not , I think , a very business- like ...
... treat the dividend on metropolitan stock as paid rateably out of the capital of the property belonging to the Council and the different branches of their income . That is an ingenious , but not , I think , a very business- like ...
Page 37
... treated together as if there were only one fund . Another point necessary to be considered is the question of sinking funds . If it was necessary to establish that a corporation or a public body was not entitled to ( say ) abatement ...
... treated together as if there were only one fund . Another point necessary to be considered is the question of sinking funds . If it was necessary to establish that a corporation or a public body was not entitled to ( say ) abatement ...
Page 67
... treated what had occurred as equivalent to repulsion , and the learned judge also so regarded it . The suit was pro- moted under the Church Discipline Act 1840 against the defendant in respect to an ecclesiastical offence , allleged to ...
... treated what had occurred as equivalent to repulsion , and the learned judge also so regarded it . The suit was pro- moted under the Church Discipline Act 1840 against the defendant in respect to an ecclesiastical offence , allleged to ...
Page 68
... treated the first question as dependent upon the rubric prefacing the Office of Holy Communion in the Book of Common Prayer , which provides that if any intending communicant " be an open and notorious evil - liver or have " done any ...
... treated the first question as dependent upon the rubric prefacing the Office of Holy Communion in the Book of Common Prayer , which provides that if any intending communicant " be an open and notorious evil - liver or have " done any ...
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