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<!-- pencil annotations --> <p> + C<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> 6 <note>39</note><lb/> Preliminary<lb/> Observations</p> <note>Power of regulation<lb/> 24<lb/> Precedent of power<lb/> of regulation.<lb/>1. Power of preventing<lb/> Forms of | <!-- pencil annotations --> <p> + C<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> 6 <note>39</note><lb/> Preliminary<lb/> Observations</p> <note>Power of regulation<lb/> 24<lb/> Precedent of power<lb/> of regulation.<lb/>1. Power of preventing<lb/> Forms of Book keeping <lb/> in the Excise <lb/> laws</note> <p> Thus stands the matter, <add><del>question</del> </add> in the case where <lb/> the <del> powers only</del> <add> only</add> limitation prescribed by the supreme<lb/> authority to the extent of the power of subordinate<lb/> legislation <del>committed</del> <add> entrusted</add> to a subordinate authority <hi rend="superscript">[+] </hi> <note>[+] is that which is <del> applied <add> <gap/> <add> <gap/> </add> by the designating particularising</del> created by a specification given</note> <del> <gap/><lb/> <gap/> to the designation</del> of <del>the</del> <add> a particular</add> class of persons<lb/> <add> as being <add> thus</add> put under</add> <del> subject to</del> command, <del>together with</del> <add> coupled with</add> some general<lb/> indication of the <del> advantages</del> <add> object</add> or end in view:<lb/> where the topics <add> on which the exercise of the power</add> <del> of regulation</del> <add> is to bear</add> are likewise defined<lb/> and specified, the <del> power in question</del> <add> utility of <del>the</del> it <del><gap/> such as this </del> </add> is of course<lb/> still <del>thus <gap/></del> <add> less <gap/> dispute.</add> Precedents <del> of this sort</del> <add> in which this has been </add> <lb/> <add> done</add> are <add> both</add> numerous and <del>extend</del> extensive.</p> <p> 1. Under the Excise Laws, <del> accounts are</del> <hi rend="underline">Books <lb/> of account</hi> are required to be kept, by the various <lb/> dealers and manufacturers subjected to that <del>system</del> <add> mode</add> <lb/> of taxation; and the power of prescribing the <del>forms</del> <add> heads </add> <lb/> <del> of them in Statutes</del> <add>under which the articles in those books shall be entered</add> and even<del><gap/> </del> <add> of</add> furnishing the Books<lb/> themselves, is given to the Commissioners under<lb/> whose government the classes of persons in question <lb/> are placed: <hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> <note>[+] and the truth of the <del> accounts <add> thus</add> exhibited is <gap/> to be confirmed by oath</del> information thus allowed to be <del> requires</del> called for is required to be confirmed by oath. </note> The <del>effect</del> <add> fruit</add> of this power <del> is to <gap/></del> <add> when exercised, is </add><lb/> <add> the drawing forth</add> a <sic>compleat</sic> <add> and <del> <gap/> </del> undiscontinued</add> history of <add> the <del><gap/> <gap/> <gap/> </del> </add> transactions<lb/> of the classes of persons in question in the <del><gap/></del> <add> way</add> <lb/> <del> of the trade</del> <add> of their respective professions</add>so far as goverment is <unclear>intrusted</unclear> in <lb/> being apprized of them, for the purpose of taking <lb/> measures to prevent the evasion of the <add> payment <del>levies</del> </add> <del>duties</del> or <lb/> other <del> <gap/> <gap/> </del> <add> obligations to which it has subjected them: </add> a power <add> of the same nature</add> <del> analogous </del> <lb/>as <del>to</del> the judicial power of <hi rend="underline">examination</hi> except that <note><add> (a) </add> </note><lb/> the exercise of it is made perpetual and uninterrupted,<lb/> instead of being <add> as in that case</add> but momentary and occasional:<lb/> used for the same purpose a singular power is <lb/> given in a variety of instances to <add><del> Stamp Office and property</del> </add> <del>the</del> other Boards<lb/> of Revenue, such as the Stamp Office <add> for example.</add> <del> and the Customs, and the Office of <lb/> <gap/></del> <lb/> <note> (a) Note in the <lb/> next page.</note> </p> | ||
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Preliminary
Observations
Power of regulation
24
Precedent of power
of regulation.
1. Power of preventing
Forms of Book keeping
in the Excise
laws
Thus stands the matter, question in the case where
the powers only only limitation prescribed by the supreme
authority to the extent of the power of subordinate
legislation committed entrusted to a subordinate authority [+] [+] is that which is applied <add> by the designating particularising created by a specification given
to the designation of the a particular class of persons
as being <add> thus put under</add> subject to command, together with coupled with some general
indication of the advantages object or end in view:
where the topics on which the exercise of the power of regulation is to bear are likewise defined
and specified, the power in question utility of the it such as this is of course
still thus less dispute. Precedents of this sort in which this has been
done are both numerous and extend extensive.
1. Under the Excise Laws, accounts are Books
of account are required to be kept, by the various
dealers and manufacturers subjected to that system mode
of taxation; and the power of prescribing the forms heads
of them in Statutes under which the articles in those books shall be entered and even of furnishing the Books
themselves, is given to the Commissioners under
whose government the classes of persons in question
are placed: [+] [+] and the truth of the accounts thus exhibited is to be confirmed by oath information thus allowed to be requires called for is required to be confirmed by oath. The effect fruit of this power is to when exercised, is
the drawing forth a compleat and undiscontinued history of the transactions
of the classes of persons in question in the way
of the trade of their respective professionsso far as goverment is intrusted in
being apprized of them, for the purpose of taking
measures to prevent the evasion of the payment levies duties or
other obligations to which it has subjected them: a power of the same nature analogous
as to the judicial power of examination except that (a)
the exercise of it is made perpetual and uninterrupted,
instead of being as in that case but momentary and occasional:
used for the same purpose a singular power is
given in a variety of instances to Stamp Office and property the other Boards
of Revenue, such as the Stamp Office for example. and the Customs, and the Office of
(a) Note in the
next page.
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