The Scots Law Times, Volume 2W. Green & Son, Limited, 1924 - Law |
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... consider . between public burdens and repairs , and holds When the case came to the Inner House the that income means net income after meeting the defender's counsel argued , with no great former only . It is right , however , to ...
... consider . between public burdens and repairs , and holds When the case came to the Inner House the that income means net income after meeting the defender's counsel argued , with no great former only . It is right , however , to ...
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... consider , is as to the annual sum of £ 4000 neither more nor follows . The purpose of section 7 ( 7 ) of the less . Counsel for the Inland Revenue , how- Revenue v . Finance Act , 1894 , is to provide a formula ever , pointed out quite ...
... consider , is as to the annual sum of £ 4000 neither more nor follows . The purpose of section 7 ( 7 ) of the less . Counsel for the Inland Revenue , how- Revenue v . Finance Act , 1894 , is to provide a formula ever , pointed out quite ...
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... considering the extraordinary evidence given at the trial of this case by Mr Thos . Barr , the secretary and a director of ... consider the his- ing these turret ships under certain possible tory of this document No. 141 of process . The ...
... considering the extraordinary evidence given at the trial of this case by Mr Thos . Barr , the secretary and a director of ... consider the his- ing these turret ships under certain possible tory of this document No. 141 of process . The ...
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... consider that they get their vessels suffi- ciently stable to carry homogeneous cargo without water - ballast . This general statement may be accepted , but it emphasises the duty to communicate a special instruction , which indicated ...
... consider that they get their vessels suffi- ciently stable to carry homogeneous cargo without water - ballast . This general statement may be accepted , but it emphasises the duty to communicate a special instruction , which indicated ...
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... consider the question whether this course was necessary for the beneficial winding - up of the company . No facts ... considers that course to be in the best interests of the com- pany's creditors and shareholders . Now , the issuing of ...
... consider the question whether this course was necessary for the beneficial winding - up of the company . No facts ... considers that course to be in the best interests of the com- pany's creditors and shareholders . Now , the issuing of ...
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