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Page 292
In the House of Lords , although the number of petitions presented was
practically the same as in 1911 , only 59 , instead of 72 , were actually disposed
of , this being apparently largely due to the fact that the House sat for judicial
business ...
In the House of Lords , although the number of petitions presented was
practically the same as in 1911 , only 59 , instead of 72 , were actually disposed
of , this being apparently largely due to the fact that the House sat for judicial
business ...
Page 335
The Duke of Devonshire raised the point of how far the circumjacent land could
be considered to be developed by the building of a house upon a part of it . By
sect . 17 , sub - sect . 4 , Undeveloped Land Duty is not to be charged on the site
...
The Duke of Devonshire raised the point of how far the circumjacent land could
be considered to be developed by the building of a house upon a part of it . By
sect . 17 , sub - sect . 4 , Undeveloped Land Duty is not to be charged on the site
...
Page 355
The point before the House was one which has led to much difference of judicial
opinion . Put briefly , it was this : Can what is called a " collateral advantage "
secured to a mortgageethat is , something over and above the interest on his
loanbe ...
The point before the House was one which has led to much difference of judicial
opinion . Put briefly , it was this : Can what is called a " collateral advantage "
secured to a mortgageethat is , something over and above the interest on his
loanbe ...
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