Das Petroleumgebiet der galizischen Westkarpathen

Responsible government in the Dominions (Vol. 2)

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Identifikator:: 1689946490

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-101093

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Die deutsche Wirtschaft

Place of publication:: Berlin

Publisher:: Hobbing

Year of publication:: 1926

Scope:: 528 Seiten; Illustrationen

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Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: 5. Industrie und Finanz

Collection:: Economics Books

1b dd y 0 28 50 is 1h y 1h d n "eo CC 1 d 18 d 1. y 50 d d h it ‘N rs d "6 a vi 30 8. as IN cHAP. I] PRINCIPLES OF IMPERIAL CONTROL 1029 a Tasmanian Act of 1908 was reserved and has not been assented to, which contained certain provisions as to foreign companies (any company not incorporated in the island itself is technically in Company Acts a foreign company) which seemed to render there being danger of unfavourable treatment of such companies. The measure was introduced by a private member, and the Government acquiesced in the failure of the Bill to receive the royal assent. On the other hand, in 1896, after a correspondence with the Tasma- nian Government, an Act affecting such companies and allowing special privileges in certain cases to local creditors was allowed to take effect. In another set of cases the Imperial control has not been exercised, but an arrangement has been suggested for minimizing hardship. Thus, for example, the Finance Act of 1894 provides for a reduction of duty in the case of assets situated in a Colony if duty has been paid there on death, provided that the Colony adopts the same rule with regard to the United Kingdom, or it does not charge any duty upon assets there at all. This arrangement is applied by Order in Council whenever a Colony decides to make an arrangement, and has been so applied to the Australian States except Queensland, the Canadian Provinces, and New Zealand. But of late the arrangement by which the Orders in Council have been made have been neglected by several Colonies, including New Zealand and Quebec, and the Imperial Government will have either to modify the position by revoking the Orders in Council or to abandon any attempt at enforcing the provisions for reciprocity.? Already an order issued in respect of the Cape has had to be rescinded. But even in these cages there has been no question of disallowance, nor in the nase of the Transvaal death duties under the Act No. 28 of t See Clark, Australian Constitutional Law, pp. 321 seq. ; 59 Vict. No. 17. ! Tasmania in 1909 (No. 8) amended its legislation to accord with the imperial conditions, Ontario in 1910 (c. 6), and Manitoba in 1911 (ec. 60). in the provinces of Canada no Act can legally affect property outside the province, even if the owner is domiciled inside ; see Woodruff v. Attorney- General for Ontario [19081 A. C. 508, and cf. Lovitt v. Rex, 43 S. C. R. 1086.

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