...report — " Whether, and how far, all kinds of real and personal property contribute equitably to local taxation; and, if not, what alterations in the law are desirable in order to secure that result." Now, Sir, there are on the other side of this House, I daresay, honourable Members who have very strong...

...finally appointed, but the reference to the Committee is settled, and the reference is as follows : — "To inquire into the present system under which taxation...law are desirable in order to secure that result." MR. CHANNING : Am I to understand that this will be a Select Committee of the House of Commons 1 THE...

...the present system under which taxation is raised for local purposes, and report whether and how far all kinds of real and personal property contribute...law are desirable in order to secure that result. Among the Commissioners are Lord Balfour of Burleigh (Chairman), Sir E. \V. Hamilton, Sir Alfred Milner,...

...the present system under which taxation is raised for local purposes, and report whether and how far all kinds of real and personal property contribute...law are desirable in order to secure that result. Among the Commissioners are Lord Balfour of Burleigh (Chairman), Sir EW Hamilton, Sir Alfred Milner,...

...whether and how far all kinds of real and personal property contribute equitably to such taxat1on ; and, if not, what alterations in the law are desirable in order to secure that result. Among the Commissioners are Lord Balfour of Burlcigh (Chairman), Sir EW Hamilton, Sir Alfred Milner,...

...Respect of Tithe Rent Charges. [G— 9142.] Price 4d. This Commission was appointed on August 15th, 1896, to inquire into the present system under which taxation...law are desirable in order to secure that result. As originally constituted it consisted of the following members : — Lord Balfour of Burleigh. Mr....

...present government has recently appointed a Royal Commission on Local Taxation, and has instructed it "to inquire into the present system under which taxation...law are desirable, in order to secure that result." This Royal Commission has been interpreting the question referred to it in a liberal spirit, and has...

...recommendations which are partially approved by another signatory. The reference to the Commission was " to inquire into the present system under which taxation...law are desirable in order to secure that result." Judge O'Connor tells us that these terms of reference " admit of very varied constructions ; and indeed,...

...asked " to inquire into the present system under which taxation is raised for local purposes, and to report whether all kinds of real and personal property...law are desirable in order to secure that result." This clearly implies that it is an axiom of equity that all kinds of property should contribute to...

...asked " to inquire into the present system under which taxation is raised for local purposes, and to report whether all kinds of real and personal property...law are desirable in order to secure that result." This clearly implies that it is an axiom of equity that all kinds of property should contribute to...