American Federal Tax Reports, Volume 4Prentice-Hall, 1925 - Taxation |
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Page 3549
... present owner . The last - named com- pany mortgaged the property November 1 , 1876 , to secure . bonds to the amount of $ 4,500,000 . The present owner , as well as the several lien holders , are made parties , and the prayer of the ...
... present owner . The last - named com- pany mortgaged the property November 1 , 1876 , to secure . bonds to the amount of $ 4,500,000 . The present owner , as well as the several lien holders , are made parties , and the prayer of the ...
Page 3550
... present owner . The defendants demur to the bill upon the ground that the same constitutes no cause of action , for the following , among other reasons : " That even if the complainant has a lien it only took effect at the time the ...
... present owner . The defendants demur to the bill upon the ground that the same constitutes no cause of action , for the following , among other reasons : " That even if the complainant has a lien it only took effect at the time the ...
Page 3554
... present is a very different case ; here the object is not to enforce a common law remedy in the collection of an admitted indebtedness , but to enforce a statutory lien against property which was once the property of the debtor , but is ...
... present is a very different case ; here the object is not to enforce a common law remedy in the collection of an admitted indebtedness , but to enforce a statutory lien against property which was once the property of the debtor , but is ...
Page 3574
... present action is to recover the tax paid by plaintiff on the basis that it was unlawfully assessed , and this question of the legal pro- priety of its payment is the only question raised . Judgment may be entered for defendant , with ...
... present action is to recover the tax paid by plaintiff on the basis that it was unlawfully assessed , and this question of the legal pro- priety of its payment is the only question raised . Judgment may be entered for defendant , with ...
Page 3577
... present license held by the Manhattan Boxing Club , Inc. , but may be terminated by eitner party by the giving of 90 days ' written notice . " Under the state law the boxing commission had authority to grant a license to a corporation ...
... present license held by the Manhattan Boxing Club , Inc. , but may be terminated by eitner party by the giving of 90 days ' written notice . " Under the state law the boxing commission had authority to grant a license to a corporation ...
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