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Page 217
But was it a charge on the land and chattels alike , or primarily on the chattels ? It
would seem that there should have been little room for doubt . Argentine land , it
is submitted , is personal estate . The various categories of the mixed gift ought ...
But was it a charge on the land and chattels alike , or primarily on the chattels ? It
would seem that there should have been little room for doubt . Argentine land , it
is submitted , is personal estate . The various categories of the mixed gift ought ...
Page 335
On ( A ) the Court held that the " owner ” referred to in the Act was the equitable
owner , the person entitled to the rents and profits of the land , although it might
not have been formally conveyed to him . On ( B ) the Court decided that a right of
...
On ( A ) the Court held that the " owner ” referred to in the Act was the equitable
owner , the person entitled to the rents and profits of the land , although it might
not have been formally conveyed to him . On ( B ) the Court decided that a right of
...
Page 336
the courtyard was part of the curtilage , and , as such , not taxable , and that the
land developed by the building within the meaning of the Act was the site of the
house , together with such an extent of adjoining land as is essential to its use as
a ...
the courtyard was part of the curtilage , and , as such , not taxable , and that the
land developed by the building within the meaning of the Act was the site of the
house , together with such an extent of adjoining land as is essential to its use as
a ...
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