The Cornell Law Quarterly, Volumen15Cornell University, College of Law, 1930 The Cornell Law Quarterly's contents are topical and intended to be of special relevance to to those practicing law in New York State. |
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... holding that an excise measured in part by income from exempt securities was valid as not direct tax on the securities but a tax on the privilege of doing business , which is a legitimate subject of taxation . Where the tax involved is ...
... holding that an excise measured in part by income from exempt securities was valid as not direct tax on the securities but a tax on the privilege of doing business , which is a legitimate subject of taxation . Where the tax involved is ...
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... holding that the legislative purpose to burden federal securities changed the character of the levy from a tax on the privilege of doing business to a tax on the securities themselves . Decisions holding previous excises invalid ...
... holding that the legislative purpose to burden federal securities changed the character of the levy from a tax on the privilege of doing business to a tax on the securities themselves . Decisions holding previous excises invalid ...
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... holding . The difficulty with the holding lies in the fact that the compen- sation acts do not provide for a full payment to the injured man for the injuries sustained . The payments for various injuries are made according to a fixed ...
... holding . The difficulty with the holding lies in the fact that the compen- sation acts do not provide for a full payment to the injured man for the injuries sustained . The payments for various injuries are made according to a fixed ...
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