The Scots Law TimesC.E. Green & Son, Limited, 1893 - Law |
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Page 42
... amount Trs . v . actually received to £ 240 , the beneficiaries are Rowan . entitled to require them to ignore in the reckoning the amount of the income tax 1939. deducted . The use of the words " actually receive " shews that the ...
... amount Trs . v . actually received to £ 240 , the beneficiaries are Rowan . entitled to require them to ignore in the reckoning the amount of the income tax 1939. deducted . The use of the words " actually receive " shews that the ...
Page 43
... amount which is paid to her out of the income of residue . Obviously this amount must depend upon the meaning which one gives to the words " such free annual income and produce . " These words refer one back to the prior part of the ...
... amount which is paid to her out of the income of residue . Obviously this amount must depend upon the meaning which one gives to the words " such free annual income and produce . " These words refer one back to the prior part of the ...
Page 87
... amount which the work- man is in fact earning is not necessarily conclusive . It must be shewn that the employment which he has accepted is a genuine one . As it was put by Lord Dunedin , it might be possible to shew that the amount ...
... amount which the work- man is in fact earning is not necessarily conclusive . It must be shewn that the employment which he has accepted is a genuine one . As it was put by Lord Dunedin , it might be possible to shew that the amount ...
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