R v IRC, ex parte Bishopp
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 1999 |
| Year | 1999 |
| Date | 1999 |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division |
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Lyubov Andreevna Kireeva (as Trustee and Bankruptcy Manager of Georgy Ivanovich Bedzhamov) v Alina Zolotova
...consequences of granting relief, as well as the circumstances of the particular litigants. For example: 73.1. in R v IRC Ex parte Bishopp [1999] STC 531, Dyson J refused to make declarations about the tax consequences of setting up a Jersey limited partnership. One reason for his refusal wa......
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Autologic Holdings Plc and Others v Commissioners of Inland Revenue; Test Claimants in Loss Relief Group Litigation v Commissioners of Inland Revenue
...the line of tax cases which had considered and applied the principle in Barraclough v Brown, the most recent being R v Inland Revenue Commissioners Ex p Bishopp [1999] STC 531. He then crisply summarised his own view (p 603, para 25): "I am not going to go through the judgments in the cases......
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R (Pretty) v DPP
... ... again the considerations discussed in the speeches of Lord Steyn and myself in R v DPP, ex parte Kebilene [2000] 2 AC 326 ... 114 The office of Director is a ... ...
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Autologic Holdings plc et al. v. United Kingdom (Commissioners of Inland Revenue)
...had considered and applied the principle in Barraclough v. Brown , the most recent being R. v. Inland Revenue Commissioners Ex p Bishopp [1999] STC 531. He then crisply summarised his own view (p 603, para. 25): "I am not going to go through the judgments in the cases which were cited ......
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