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Page 200-29
This principle was recognised in Baker v . Dalgleish Steam Shipping Company ( 126 L. T. Rep . 482 ; ( 1922 ) 1 K. B. 361 ) and acted upon in the recent case of Johnson v . Hill ( 173 L. T. Rep 38 ) . The question which came before the ...
This principle was recognised in Baker v . Dalgleish Steam Shipping Company ( 126 L. T. Rep . 482 ; ( 1922 ) 1 K. B. 361 ) and acted upon in the recent case of Johnson v . Hill ( 173 L. T. Rep 38 ) . The question which came before the ...
Page 200-48
But his lordship was content to assume ( and it must , he thought , be assumed ) that the principles which he had ... 28 and the learned lords were stating a general principle in regard to interest not limited to the application of the ...
But his lordship was content to assume ( and it must , he thought , be assumed ) that the principles which he had ... 28 and the learned lords were stating a general principle in regard to interest not limited to the application of the ...
Page 200-77
has made it clear that when the Pettit principle is applicable to an annuity given free of tax , the annuitant's right to recover the several allowances under the Income Tax Acts is not affected and the Revenue cannot in such ...
has made it clear that when the Pettit principle is applicable to an annuity given free of tax , the annuitant's right to recover the several allowances under the Income Tax Acts is not affected and the Revenue cannot in such ...
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