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Mr. W. B. MAXWELL ( Chairman , Incorporated Society of Authors , Playwrights and Composers ) and Mr. GEORGE HERBERT THRING ( Secretary , Incor- porated Society of Authors , Playwrights and Composers ) having been called in ...
Mr. W. B. MAXWELL ( Chairman , Incorporated Society of Authors , Playwrights and Composers ) and Mr. GEORGE HERBERT THRING ( Secretary , Incor- porated Society of Authors , Playwrights and Composers ) having been called in ...
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Chairman . 10. You mention in your statement the case in which insgnificant people and so forth , whose names have been used , are very numerous . Can you give us any idea of how many cases have come within your knowledge ?
Chairman . 10. You mention in your statement the case in which insgnificant people and so forth , whose names have been used , are very numerous . Can you give us any idea of how many cases have come within your knowledge ?
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Chairman . ] We had better take your evidence separately from that of Mr. Maxwell ; I think that would be more con- venient . Lord Stanley of Alderley . 37. Six or a dozen cases of actions started or actions threatened ?
Chairman . ] We had better take your evidence separately from that of Mr. Maxwell ; I think that would be more con- venient . Lord Stanley of Alderley . 37. Six or a dozen cases of actions started or actions threatened ?
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55. Leaving it to the Jury to decide whether it had been taken ? -Yes . Chairman . 56. It is in that spirit , I think , that the Bill is framed - to leave it to the Jury whether reasonable care has been taken in any particular case ?
55. Leaving it to the Jury to decide whether it had been taken ? -Yes . Chairman . 56. It is in that spirit , I think , that the Bill is framed - to leave it to the Jury whether reasonable care has been taken in any particular case ?
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Chairman . € 1 . The main part of your case is this , is it not , that the existing state of the law not so much exposes authors to successful actions for libel , but that the existing state of the law exposes them to blackmailing ...
Chairman . € 1 . The main part of your case is this , is it not , that the existing state of the law not so much exposes authors to successful actions for libel , but that the existing state of the law exposes them to blackmailing ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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