...building, or other subject of the rate, as a mere servant of PaD'l(: «rtanu. the crown, or of any pubuc body, or in any other respect for the mere exercise...personal and private respect, then he is not rateable. The property of the crown in the beneficial occupation of a subject, whether he be a civil or a military...

...that the plaintiffs here have not such an occupation as makes them rateable. It is there said (p. 514) that, " if the party rated have the use of the building...personal and private respect, then he is not rateable." Lndlmc Serjt., Sir WW Follett, Maclean, and Greaves, contra. It is true that public property has been...

...building or other subject of the rate as a mere servant of the crown, or of any public body, or in every other respect for the mere exercise of public duty...of or emolument resulting from it in any personal or private respect, then he is not rateable." There is perhaps in this dictum, and others on the subject,...

...occupying crown property is clearly explained by Lord Ellenborough CJ " If the party rated," he observes, " have the use of the building or other subject of the...personal and private respect, then he is not rateable. The property of the crown in the beneficial occupation of a subject, whether he be a civil officer...

...Terratt (b), that, " if the party rated have the use of the building, or other subject of the rate, for the mere exercise of public duty therein, and...personal and private respect, then he is not rateable." Rex v. The Commissioners of Salter's Load Sluice (c), Rex v. Liverpool (d), Rex v. The Trustees of...

...Terratt (b), that, " if the party rated have the use of the building, or other subject of the rate, for the mere exercise of public duty therein, and...personal and private respect, then he is not rateable." Rex v. The Commissioners of Salter's Load Sluice (c), Rex v. Liverpool (d), Rex v. The Trustees of...

...necessary accommodation «s an officer for the purpose of public service; and Lord Ellenborough, CJ said, "The principle to be collected from all the...personal and private respect, then he is not rateable." It is no argument to say th»t this property would be rateable if in the hands of butchers, as tenants...

...Ellenborough in Rex v. Terrott (3 East, 506), and adopted by the Court in Meg. v. Shee (4 QB 15) : " The principle to be collected from all the cases on...personal and private respect, then he is not rateable." If this rule is applicable to the present case, the appellants would not be rateable. They possess...

...mere servant of the Crown, or of any public body, or in any other respect, for the mere exercise of a public duty therein, and have no beneficial occupation...of, or emolument resulting from it, in any personal or private respect, then he is not rateable." If this rule is applicable to the present case, the appellants...

...that if the party rated have the use of the building, or other subject of the rate, as a mere subject of the Crown, or of any public body, or in any other...personal and private respect, then he is not rateable. The property of the Crown, in the beneficial occupation of a subject, whether he be a civil officer...