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Regina v Inland Revenue Commissioners, Ex parte Woolwich Equitable Building Society: HL 25 Oct 1990

The society challenged the validity of transitional provisions in the 1986 regulations on the ground that they were ultra vires. The House considered the specific presumption against double taxation, and also a power in general terms to make regulations for the taxation of building society interest. The Society complained that the effect of the regulations … Continue reading Regina v Inland Revenue Commissioners, Ex parte Woolwich Equitable Building Society: HL 25 Oct 1990

Regina v Commissioners of Customs and Excise, Ex Parte Building Societies Ombudsman Co Ltd: CA 8 Nov 2000

Law had been introduced which restricted retrospectively the ability of taxpayers to reclaim overpaid VAT to a period of three years. Such legislation did not however allow the Commissioners to seek to recover repayments already repaid in the period immediately before the legislation came into effect. Citations: Times 08-Nov-2000 Statutes: Provisional Collection of Taxes Act … Continue reading Regina v Commissioners of Customs and Excise, Ex Parte Building Societies Ombudsman Co Ltd: CA 8 Nov 2000

Woolwich Equitable Building Society v Inland Revenue Commissioners (2): HL 20 Jul 1992

The society had set out to assert that regulations were unlawful in creating a double taxation. It paid money on account of the tax demanded. It won and recovered the sums paid, but the revenue refused to pay any interest accrued on the sums paid. The Society sought to challenge the decision by judicial review. … Continue reading Woolwich Equitable Building Society v Inland Revenue Commissioners (2): HL 20 Jul 1992

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Merrett v John RH Babb: CA 15 Feb 2001

The applicant had been employed as a surveyor by a firm which had subsequently become insolvent. The firm’s run off professional indemnity insurance had lapsed. He had provided the negligent survey, and he was sued in person. Held: He was personally liable. The case of Smith v Bush suggested that he was responsible, and subsequent … Continue reading Merrett v John RH Babb: CA 15 Feb 2001