Identifier: practicalformsco00moor (find matches)
Title: A handbook of practical forms, containing a variety of useful and select precedents required in solicitors' offices, relating to conveyancing and general matters, with numerous variations and suggestions
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Moore, Henry, 1806-1886
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Publisher: London : W. Clowes and Sons
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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394 mACTIOAL FORMS. Couiplrollcd, for A. & C G. Registered. .for Sec. E. D. 0. At;. Coinptrollcd and Registeredfor £ —„— ,1 for Accountant-Gencralof Inland Revenue. 2. Received the day of 19 , the sum of Pounds shillings and pence, for Estate Duty and interest thereon. for Commissioners of Inland Revenue. This receipt does not imply that the amount of dutyis not subject to rectification. For use atChief Office. This stamp doesnot imply thatthe rate of dutyis not subjectto rectification. No. 11. Form of Account for payment of Settlement Estate Duty on Settled Property. (For use where the deceased died after the 1st August, 1894.) Settlement Estate Duty.—Finance Acts, 1894 to 1900. Form C—2. Inland Revenue. OBSERVE.—By the Finance Act, 1894 :— S. 5. (1) Where property, in respect of which Estate Duty is leviable, is settled bythe will of the deceased, or haviug been settled by some other disposition, passes underthat disposition on the death of the deceased to some pe

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