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As a matter of fact the Minister fixes them when the union is created or when the union is altered , and he leaves subsequent alterations to be effected by the County Council .
As a matter of fact the Minister fixes them when the union is created or when the union is altered , and he leaves subsequent alterations to be effected by the County Council .
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—The question is whether Section 14 of the Act of 1842 is still law having regard to the fact that the Act of 1894 repealed all existing provisions which relate to the qualifications of guardians . Mr. Neville . 59.
—The question is whether Section 14 of the Act of 1842 is still law having regard to the fact that the Act of 1894 repealed all existing provisions which relate to the qualifications of guardians . Mr. Neville . 59.
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The suggestion is that where you have an Act which says Rules may be framed which shall take effect notwithstanding any other Act , how far that goes if the rules in fact contradict the other Act . Lord Warrington .
The suggestion is that where you have an Act which says Rules may be framed which shall take effect notwithstanding any other Act , how far that goes if the rules in fact contradict the other Act . Lord Warrington .
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This is power to dissolve unions . The new Act gives power to place guardians in substitution for the existing elected guardians . I was only drawing attention to the fact that , whether it be expedient or not , that Act is not codified ...
This is power to dissolve unions . The new Act gives power to place guardians in substitution for the existing elected guardians . I was only drawing attention to the fact that , whether it be expedient or not , that Act is not codified ...
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The fact that there two separate machineries strengthens Lord Warrington's point . If he brings it in for the domestic use of his family he is introducing it , and in that case no workhouse master would have any intoxicating liquor at ...
The fact that there two separate machineries strengthens Lord Warrington's point . If he brings it in for the domestic use of his family he is introducing it , and in that case no workhouse master would have any intoxicating liquor at ...
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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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