Leading Cases in Canadian Constitutional Law
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92 of the British North America Act, 1867, is substantially the definition quoted above from the treatise of John Stuart Mill, and that this question is no longer open to discussion. " Provincial Power of Direct Taxation. 65 DOW v. BLACK.
(1875) L. R. 6P. G. 272.
Prior to Confederation in 1867 the Houlton Branch Railway company had been incorporated by the legis- lature of New Brunswick with power to construct a railway from Debec in the province of New Brunswick to the boundary line between th...at province and the State of Maine. After Confederation the New Bruns- wick legislature passed an Act purporting to authorise the inhabitants of the lower district of the parish of St. Stephen in the province to raise $15, 000, by the issue of debentures, to be retired by assessment of the real and personal property of all persons resident in the district, to the intent that the money so raised might be given as a bonus to the railway company. On April 14th, 1871, a warrant was issued by the Justices of the Peace at the General Sessions for the County of Charlotte, in which St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
92 of the British North America Act, 1867, is substantially the definition quoted above from the treatise of John Stuart Mill, and that this question is no longer open to discussion. " Provincial Power of Direct Taxation. 65 DOW v. BLACK.
(1875) L. R. 6P. G. 272.
Prior to Confederation in 1867 the Houlton Branch Railway company had been incorporated by the legis- lature of New Brunswick with power to construct a railway from Debec in the province of New Brunswick to the boundary line between th...at province and the State of Maine. After Confederation the New Bruns- wick legislature passed an Act purporting to authorise the inhabitants of the lower district of the parish of St. Stephen in the province to raise $15, 000, by the issue of debentures, to be retired by assessment of the real and personal property of all persons resident in the district, to the intent that the money so raised might be given as a bonus to the railway company. On April 14th, 1871, a warrant was issued by the Justices of the Peace at the General Sessions for the County of Charlotte, in which St.
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