American Federal Tax Reports, Volume 3Prentice-Hall, 1924 - Taxation |
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Page 2430
... referred to , as reported in 22 Wall . 604. The actual and precise judgment of the court upon the former writ of error is , how- ever , completely satisfied by the charge of the circuit court now in question ; for the ruling on the ...
... referred to , as reported in 22 Wall . 604. The actual and precise judgment of the court upon the former writ of error is , how- ever , completely satisfied by the charge of the circuit court now in question ; for the ruling on the ...
Page 2443
... referred to is undoubt- edly very strong , yet it can only apply to British subjects , and can only render the slave trade unlawful if carried on by them ; it cannot apply in any wa to a foreigner . It is true that if this were a trade ...
... referred to is undoubt- edly very strong , yet it can only apply to British subjects , and can only render the slave trade unlawful if carried on by them ; it cannot apply in any wa to a foreigner . It is true that if this were a trade ...
Page 2466
... referred to are the profits arising from the operation of the road or canal without deduction of interest paid to its bondholders , or div- idends paid to its stockholders , and correspond to the phrase " net earnings " used in the ...
... referred to are the profits arising from the operation of the road or canal without deduction of interest paid to its bondholders , or div- idends paid to its stockholders , and correspond to the phrase " net earnings " used in the ...
Page 2470
... referred to , and inclosing a receipt on a blank form , but filled up , except date and signature , which was an acknowl- edgement of the receipt of the specified amount of stamps in satisfaction of the order . The receipt was signed by ...
... referred to , and inclosing a receipt on a blank form , but filled up , except date and signature , which was an acknowl- edgement of the receipt of the specified amount of stamps in satisfaction of the order . The receipt was signed by ...
Page 2479
... referred to the exist ence of the treaty which would be violated if the statute was so construed as persuasive against such a construction , but they nowhere intimated that , if the statute was correctly construed by the court , it was ...
... referred to the exist ence of the treaty which would be violated if the statute was so construed as persuasive against such a construction , but they nowhere intimated that , if the statute was correctly construed by the court , it was ...
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