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Message from the Lords , -Consolidation Bills , - That they have appointed a Committee consisting of six Lords to join with a Committee of the Commons to consider of all Consolidation Bills in the present Session , and request the ...
Message from the Lords , -Consolidation Bills , - That they have appointed a Committee consisting of six Lords to join with a Committee of the Commons to consider of all Consolidation Bills in the present Session , and request the ...
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—I could bring up a clause at the next meeting and you could consider the question then . 178. You have a note on Clause 26 ?Really the only question which arises on Clause 26 is whether the powers of disposing of property which were ...
—I could bring up a clause at the next meeting and you could consider the question then . 178. You have a note on Clause 26 ?Really the only question which arises on Clause 26 is whether the powers of disposing of property which were ...
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I think we have done our duty if we incorporate in this what we think is right law and call attention to it in a note , and leave our respective Houses to consider whether or not they wish to override our considered opinion on the best ...
I think we have done our duty if we incorporate in this what we think is right law and call attention to it in a note , and leave our respective Houses to consider whether or not they wish to override our considered opinion on the best ...
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I think that would be the best course , that we should ask Sir Frederick to consider this and to bring up an amended clause . Chairman . 267. Where there is a long established practice in a Government office we have gone so far as to ...
I think that would be the best course , that we should ask Sir Frederick to consider this and to bring up an amended clause . Chairman . 267. Where there is a long established practice in a Government office we have gone so far as to ...
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The Act of 1834 is dealing with orders , but I suppose it is said that that is dealing with orders following a judgment . That is the distinction . I should like you to consider whether that point is one of substance .
The Act of 1834 is dealing with orders , but I suppose it is said that that is dealing with orders following a judgment . That is the distinction . I should like you to consider whether that point is one of substance .
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 |
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