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... not on the ground that those lands obtain any benefit direct or indirect from the works , but for the reason that it is largely owing to the amount of water sent down from the higher lands that the inhabitants of the lower lands are ...
... not on the ground that those lands obtain any benefit direct or indirect from the works , but for the reason that it is largely owing to the amount of water sent down from the higher lands that the inhabitants of the lower lands are ...
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He would probably say , " I am , " and I would say , For a very good reason are not you , because the larger the valuation of your County , the lesser is your individual con- tribution , " and everyone who has to contribute to the fund ...
He would probably say , " I am , " and I would say , For a very good reason are not you , because the larger the valuation of your County , the lesser is your individual con- tribution , " and everyone who has to contribute to the fund ...
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The reason of that is that the lowland areas are assumed - the county are as- sumed in respect of the works which will , of course , be situate in the lowland areas , to derive a general benefit to the county as a whole by these works ...
The reason of that is that the lowland areas are assumed - the county are as- sumed in respect of the works which will , of course , be situate in the lowland areas , to derive a general benefit to the county as a whole by these works ...
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In that compartment we discriminate between agricultural land and other hereditaments , for this reason , that you will recall that under the Bill agricultural lands are to be rated in full because they are supposed to benefit specially ...
In that compartment we discriminate between agricultural land and other hereditaments , for this reason , that you will recall that under the Bill agricultural lands are to be rated in full because they are supposed to benefit specially ...
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Then it is proposed : " On completion of the work of diversion " -that is the Magdalen Cut- " the bed of so much of the pre- sent channel of the River as becomes disused by reason of the diversion shall by virtue of this Act vest in the ...
Then it is proposed : " On completion of the work of diversion " -that is the Magdalen Cut- " the bed of so much of the pre- sent channel of the River as becomes disused by reason of the diversion shall by virtue of this Act vest in the ...
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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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