Styles v Treasurer of Middle Temple [1903] 4 TC 123
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Wills J
I am rather disposed to repudiate the notion of there being any artificial distinction between the rules to be applied to a taxing Act and the rules to be applied to any other Act.
I do not think such artificial distinctions can help anybody arrive at the plain meaning of words.
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