The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... rule which has been approved of by the House of Lords is to burden the rates and charge an Income Tax where there is no income , the reverence we feel , and justly feel , for the House of Lords must give way to the higher considerations ...
... rule which has been approved of by the House of Lords is to burden the rates and charge an Income Tax where there is no income , the reverence we feel , and justly feel , for the House of Lords must give way to the higher considerations ...
Page 37
... rule paid entirely out of the rates . This is no matter of surprise when it is considered that the buildings , etc. , acquired under the Public Health Acts are generally sources of expense and not of profit , and occupied by the ...
... rule paid entirely out of the rates . This is no matter of surprise when it is considered that the buildings , etc. , acquired under the Public Health Acts are generally sources of expense and not of profit , and occupied by the ...
Page 38
... Rule III . The point to which attention might more usefully have been given was entirely neglected . Of course Courts of law will not entertain cases of value at all , the object of " cases " being exclusively to settle points of law ...
... Rule III . The point to which attention might more usefully have been given was entirely neglected . Of course Courts of law will not entertain cases of value at all , the object of " cases " being exclusively to settle points of law ...
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... rule that a visitor's power exists only between member and member , not between member and stranger . 2 The authority generally cited was R. v . St. John's College , Oxford [ 1693 ] , Holt , 437 . 3 R. v . Hertford College [ 1878 ] , 3 ...
... rule that a visitor's power exists only between member and member , not between member and stranger . 2 The authority generally cited was R. v . St. John's College , Oxford [ 1693 ] , Holt , 437 . 3 R. v . Hertford College [ 1878 ] , 3 ...
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... rules , the Court will interfere and direct a scheme if the existing rules do not carry into effect the views of the founder . In the case of a college , the same result seems to follow by the submission of new statutes to the Crown in ...
... rules , the Court will interfere and direct a scheme if the existing rules do not carry into effect the views of the founder . In the case of a college , the same result seems to follow by the submission of new statutes to the Crown in ...
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