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... to the House of Commons to propose that the Joint Committee do meet in the Chairman of Committee's Committee Room on Wednesday next , at half - past Eleven o'clock ; leave given to the Joint Committee to report from time to time .
... to the House of Commons to propose that the Joint Committee do meet in the Chairman of Committee's Committee Room on Wednesday next , at half - past Eleven o'clock ; leave given to the Joint Committee to report from time to time .
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And the County Council is given the same powers . On CLAUSE 8 . Chairman . 65. There is an omission from Clause 8 , is there not ? It is the omission of the overseers ? —The question is whether Section 14 of the Act of 1842 is still law ...
And the County Council is given the same powers . On CLAUSE 8 . Chairman . 65. There is an omission from Clause 8 , is there not ? It is the omission of the overseers ? —The question is whether Section 14 of the Act of 1842 is still law ...
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The guardians were not given this power and it was conferred ( Mr. Comyns . ) Mr. Brook Little says : “ It would seem that the duties of overseers under this Act were transferred to the guardians of unions by Section 38 of the Poor Law ...
The guardians were not given this power and it was conferred ( Mr. Comyns . ) Mr. Brook Little says : “ It would seem that the duties of overseers under this Act were transferred to the guardians of unions by Section 38 of the Poor Law ...
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But there is all the difference in the world between a discretionary order such as that given by the justices and an order made by a judge of a court for the recovery of a private debt , because if a judge of a court is asked to issue ...
But there is all the difference in the world between a discretionary order such as that given by the justices and an order made by a judge of a court for the recovery of a private debt , because if a judge of a court is asked to issue ...
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It is a very useful power for a court of summary jurisdiction to order that outside relief may be given in cases specified , that is to say , the case of an adult person who from old age infirmity of body is wholly unfit to work ...
It is a very useful power for a court of summary jurisdiction to order that outside relief may be given in cases specified , that is to say , the case of an adult person who from old age infirmity of body is wholly unfit to work ...
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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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