Property Tax in UK Law
- Fry v Salisbury House Estate Ltd ; Jones v City of London Real Property Company Ltd
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Westminster City Council v Southern Railway Company
... ... in these proceedings are certain premises in Victoria Station and certain others in Beckenham Station; both these stations are the property of the Respondents, the Southern Railway Company. I shall deal first with Victoria Station ... 37 The premises in Victoria Station are numbered V1 ... ...
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Pitt and Another v Holt and Another Futter and Another v Futter and Others
... ... ) 122 LQR 35 , 41–42) to ask: "Why should a beneficiary be placed in a stronger position than the outright legal owner of property if he wishes to unwind a transaction to which he has given his consent, but which turns out to have unforeseen tax disadvantages?" ... ...
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Stack v Dowden
... ... and learned friend Baroness Hale of Richmond whose speech I have had the privilege of reading in draft indicates, this case is about the property rights of a cohabiting couple in a house which they occupied together as their home until the breakdown of their relationship. They have an obvious ... ...
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Whitney v Commissioners of Inland Revenue
... ... , besides the mention of a spraying nozzle, which "do with regard to the respondent in respect of his present or past property in this country, and that I ought not to limit the words of the statute so as to make this notice as a mere notice null and void." ... ...
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HM Revenue and Customs v Total Network SL
... ... Economic interests are entitled to protection too, such as a person's business or his property. As Hazel Carty, An Analysis of the Economic Torts (2001), p 3 , puts it, the economic torts are to be seen as protecting against the infliction of ... ...
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Pitt and another v Holt and another; Futter and another v Futter and Others
... ... Trustees of a settlement exercise a discretionary power intending to change the beneficial ownership of trust property, but the effect of what they do turns out to be different from that which they intended. Can their act be set aside by the court? If so, what is the ... ...
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Jennings v Rice
... ... 5 In the late 1980s Mrs Royle stopped paying Mr Jennings, but did provide him with £2,000 towards the purchase of his property. In the early 1990s Mrs Royle, now in her eighties, became increasingly incapacitated with arthritis and leg ulcers. She became more and more ... ...
- Craven (HM Inspector of Taxes) v White; Commissioners of Inland Revenue v Bowater Property Developments Ltd; Baylis (HM Inspector of Taxes) v Gregory
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Commissioners of Inland Revenue and Another v Rossminster Ltd .; Commissioners of Inland Revenue and Another v AJR Financial Services Ltd .; Commissioners of Inland Revenue and Another v Plummer .; Commissioners of Inland Revenue and Another v Tucker,
... ... A formidable number of officials now have powers to enter people's premises, and to take property away, and these powers are frequently exercised, sometimes on a large scale. Many people, as well as the respondents, think that this process has ... ...
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