Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 46Connecticut Bar Association, 1972 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 154
... effect for the following reasons : • ... ( a ) Corporate stocks were non - taxable by virtue of an- other provision , 62 which in effect barred taxation of stocks held by shareholders in corporations with as- sets which were potentially ...
... effect for the following reasons : • ... ( a ) Corporate stocks were non - taxable by virtue of an- other provision , 62 which in effect barred taxation of stocks held by shareholders in corporations with as- sets which were potentially ...
Page 328
... effect for the estates of persons dying before January 1 , 1972.2 The general effect of Public Act No. 863 is to remove the Courts of Probate from an active role in the assessment and collection of the succession tax except in the case ...
... effect for the estates of persons dying before January 1 , 1972.2 The general effect of Public Act No. 863 is to remove the Courts of Probate from an active role in the assessment and collection of the succession tax except in the case ...
Page 568
... effect such a change if found desir- able . Three justices felt that since the legislature had en- tered the field , they were preempted . Three others felt they were in fact empowered to act but should not do so in this instance ...
... effect such a change if found desir- able . Three justices felt that since the legislature had en- tered the field , they were preempted . Three others felt they were in fact empowered to act but should not do so in this instance ...
Contents
LEADING ARTICLES | 6 |
Proposal for Revision of the Connecticut Statutes Relative | 8 |
Chronic Alcoholism | 12 |
Copyright | |
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