| John Robison Cartwright - 1892 - 798 pages
...taxpayers, or by private bargains about its payment. Doubtless, such remarks have their value in an economical discussion. Probably it is true of every...the first and the final payers of it ; and of every [582]direct tax, that it affects persons other than the first payers ; and the excellence of an economist's... | |
| Thomas Kennedy Ramsay - 1887 - 662 pages
...direct or indirect, by the position of the tax payers, or by private bargains about its ¡laymenf. persons other than the first payers ; and the excellence of an economist's definition would he measured by the accuracy with which it contemplated and embraced every incident of the thing... | |
| Jean Joseph Beauchamp, Great Britain. Privy Council - 1891 - 946 pages
...taxpayers or by private bargains about its payment. Doubtless, such remarks have their value in an economical discussion. Probably it is true of every...and the excellence of an economist's definition will Demeasured by the accuracy with which it contemplates and embraces every incident of the thing defined.... | |
| Québec (Province). Superior Court - 1894 - 652 pages
...payers or by private bargains about " the payment. Doubtless, such remarks have their value " in an economical discussion. Probably it is true of " every...measured " by the accuracy with which it contemplates and em" braces every incident of the thing denned. But that " very excellence impairs its value for the... | |
| William Henry Pope Clement - 1904 - 486 pages
...tax-payers or by private bargains about its payment. Doubtless such remarks have their value in an economical discussion. Probably it is true of every...every direct tax that it affects persons other than 7 Dow v. Black, LR 6 PC 272 ; 44 LJPC 52 : 1 Cart. 95. In that case the tax necessary to pay a local... | |
| William Henry Pope Clement - 1904 - 486 pages
...tax-payers or by private bargains about its payment. Doubtless such remarks have their value in an economical discussion. Probably it is true of every...both the first and the final payers of it; and of even- direct tax that it affects persons other than 7 Dow v. Black, LR 6 PC 272 ; 44 LJPC 52 : 1 Cart.... | |
| Alberta. Supreme Court - 1927 - 688 pages
...as they find that the burden of a tax abides more or less with the person who first pays it. * * * Probably it is true of every indirect tax that some persons are both the first and final payers of it; and of every direct tax that it affects persons other than the first payers. *... | |
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