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CRC v Investec Asset Finance plc and Investec Bank plc, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber), 19 December 2018

Costs can be claimed using other reliefs

Reed Employment v CRC, Court of Appeal, 28 July 2015

D Keyl v CRC, Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber), 15 July 2015

Anson v CRC, Supreme Court

M Holmes & T Holmes (TC4467)

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company v CRC, Upper Tribunal

M Joyce (TC4453)

Barking Brickwork Contractors Ltd (TC4454)

AG Flutter (TC4443)

E Dunne and V Gray v CRC, Queen’s Bench Division

J Herbert (TC4395)

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