Lumsden v Commissioners of Inland Revenue
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1915 |
| Court | House of Lords (England and Scotland) |
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28 cases
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Commissioners of Inland Revenue v Trustees of Sir John Aird's Settlement
...case, however, is in saying that the legislature had any "obvious" intention. As Viscount Haldaneobserved in Lumsden v. I.R. Commrs. ELR[1914] A.C. 877 at p. 892: It is no doubt true that there are cases of construction where the natural meaning of the words of a statute is rejected and ano......
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R SATU v London Borough of Hackney
...a statute, it must be read as a whole so as to give effect to Parliament's intention: Lumsden v The Commissioners of Inland Revenue (1914) AC 877. One cannot therefore simply focus one's attention on schedule 9 and ignore the wording of section 95(13). 20 Initially, at least, the appellant'......
- Manickam and Others v PP
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General Motors Acceptance Corporation (U.K.) Ltd v Commissioners of Inland Revenue
...Church Commissioners for England TAX50 T.C. 516Aberdeen Construction Group Ltd. v. I.R. Commrs. TAX52 T.C. 281Lumsden v. I.R. Commrs. ELR[1914] A.C. 877Corporation of Birmingham v. Barnes TAX19 T.C. 195. 6. Following our Decision in principle, figures were agreed between the parties on 27 M......
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