Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 19Connecticut Bar Association, 1945 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 11
... ment and fixation of the transfer tax under existing law . " For example , if a trust fund shall amount to $ 250,000 and is subject to life estates , it shall be deemed to be a transfer of $ 250,000 and there shall be no proration of ...
... ment and fixation of the transfer tax under existing law . " For example , if a trust fund shall amount to $ 250,000 and is subject to life estates , it shall be deemed to be a transfer of $ 250,000 and there shall be no proration of ...
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... ment ; the better to effect which it is presumable they would tamper beforehand with leading individuals in the adjacent States . If associates could not be found at home , recourse would be had to the aid of foreign powers , who would ...
... ment ; the better to effect which it is presumable they would tamper beforehand with leading individuals in the adjacent States . If associates could not be found at home , recourse would be had to the aid of foreign powers , who would ...
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... ment and recommending any changes deemed desirable . Appar- ently very little , if anything , in the way of concrete accomplish- ment happened as a result of the Council's efforts during the succeeding six years . * A member of the New ...
... ment and recommending any changes deemed desirable . Appar- ently very little , if anything , in the way of concrete accomplish- ment happened as a result of the Council's efforts during the succeeding six years . * A member of the New ...
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