1878/26 Tai Chong et al. vs. Maguire – non-payment of head tax due under Chinese Tax Act of 1878
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| − | + | by virtue of the Chinese Tax Act 1878 by means whereof and of the premises the Plaintiff was greatly annoyed prejudiced injured and disturbed in carrying and conducting his trade and business and prevented and deprived of the gains and profits which otherwise might and would have accrued to them and the plaintiff claim five hundred dollars. | |
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by virtue of the Chinese Tax Act 1878 by means whereof and of the premises the Plaintiff was greatly annoyed prejudiced injured and disturbed in carrying and conducting his trade and business and prevented and deprived of the gains and profits which otherwise might and would have accrued to them and the plaintiff claim five hundred dollars.