- Cited — Oisin Fanning v The Commissioners for HMRC 2023-03-13
“… consequences which would inevitably flow from the fiction being real. As Lord Asquith memorably put it in East End Dwellings Co Ltd v Finsbury Borough Council [1952] AC 109, 133:…”
- Cited — Tradition Financial Services Ltd v Bilta (UK) Ltd & Ors 2023-02-10
“… consequences which would inevitably flow from the fiction being real. As Lord Asquith memorably put it in East End Dwellings Co Ltd v Finsbury Borough Council [1952] AC 109, 133:…”
- Cited — Inmarsat Global Limited v The Commissioners for HMRC 2022-07-28
“… consequences which would inevitably flow from the fiction being real. As Lord Asquith memorably put it in East End Dwellings Co Ltd v Finsbury Borough Council [1952] AC 109, 133:…”
- Cited — Secretary of State for Transport v Curzon Park Ltd & Ors 2021-05-06
“…Where the hypothesis inevitably entails a particular consequence, the valuer must take that consequence into account: East End Dwellings Co Ltd v Finsbury BC [1952] AC 109, 132.…”
- Cited — Revenue And Customs v Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust 2020-07-10
“… consequences which would inevitably flow from the fiction being real. As Lord Asquith memorably put it in East End Dwellings Co Ltd v Finsbury Borough Council [1952] AC 109, 133:…”
- Cited — General Transport Service SPA v Revenue And Customs 2020-03-18
“…ng effect to the deeming provision in accordance with well-established principles. To take one well-known example, in East End Dwellings Co. Ltd. v Finsbury BC [1952] AC 109, 132, Lord Asquith said:…”
- Cited — Fowler v HM Revenue and Customs 2018-11-15
“…The wording of that sentence reflects the often-cited observations of Lord Asquith of Bishopstone in East End Dwellings Co Ltd v Finsbury Borough Council [1952] AC 109 at 132-133, which ended with these memorable words:…”