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That would give us some notion of the amount of injury being done ? -I think quite considerable sums have in fact been paid in settling these actions , but I have not the facts . Chairman . 65. You cannot give any specific instances of ...
That would give us some notion of the amount of injury being done ? -I think quite considerable sums have in fact been paid in settling these actions , but I have not the facts . Chairman . 65. You cannot give any specific instances of ...
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... of view of the newspaper editor and proprietor as from the point of view of the novelist , chiefly from the great amount of fiction that newspapers now publish , and I think the amount of fiction that they publish will increase .
... of view of the newspaper editor and proprietor as from the point of view of the novelist , chiefly from the great amount of fiction that newspapers now publish , and I think the amount of fiction that they publish will increase .
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You would have to tell your member who came that under the new Act it would be left to the jury to deter- mine whether reasonable precautions , and so forth , had been taken , and there is always a certain amount of uncertainty about ...
You would have to tell your member who came that under the new Act it would be left to the jury to deter- mine whether reasonable precautions , and so forth , had been taken , and there is always a certain amount of uncertainty about ...
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... the Commissioners shall increase the amount of any remission or repay- ment made to that person by virtue of pro- viso ( c ) of this sub - section by a sum equal to the amount of the duty paid in respect of the licence for dealing ...
... the Commissioners shall increase the amount of any remission or repay- ment made to that person by virtue of pro- viso ( c ) of this sub - section by a sum equal to the amount of the duty paid in respect of the licence for dealing ...
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Another Amendment proposed , in page 10 , after the last inserted Amendment , to insert the words " and ( c ) where the amount of interest included in the unpaid balance represents a rate per cent . per annum exceeding five per cent .
Another Amendment proposed , in page 10 , after the last inserted Amendment , to insert the words " and ( c ) where the amount of interest included in the unpaid balance represents a rate per cent . per annum exceeding five per cent .
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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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