The Law Times, 200. köideOffice of The Law Times, 1945 |
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Page 200-2
... entitled to receive a supplement as therein defined to the compensation to which he would have otherwise been entitled . Sub - sect . ( 5 ) sets out various conditions which must be satisfied in order that the person may be in a ...
... entitled to receive a supplement as therein defined to the compensation to which he would have otherwise been entitled . Sub - sect . ( 5 ) sets out various conditions which must be satisfied in order that the person may be in a ...
Page 200-77
... entitled . On these facts there had been no over - payment of tax and the respondent was entitled to nothing . The Revenue further contended that the respondent in any event was only entitled to 100l . a year and could only claim ...
... entitled . On these facts there had been no over - payment of tax and the respondent was entitled to nothing . The Revenue further contended that the respondent in any event was only entitled to 100l . a year and could only claim ...
Page 200-78
... entitled to reliefs - Income Tax Act , 1918 ( 8 & 9 Geo . 5 , c . 40 ) , 8 , 29 . Appeal from the Court of Session . A testatrix , who died in 1937 , by her will bequeathed to the respondent an annuity at the rate of 100l . to be paid ...
... entitled to reliefs - Income Tax Act , 1918 ( 8 & 9 Geo . 5 , c . 40 ) , 8 , 29 . Appeal from the Court of Session . A testatrix , who died in 1937 , by her will bequeathed to the respondent an annuity at the rate of 100l . to be paid ...
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