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Then you agree substantially , as I possible alteration which could take understand , with what I said . You agree place would be in Part I , and , as I under- that Part I is the only part which will stand the intention of the ...
Then you agree substantially , as I possible alteration which could take understand , with what I said . You agree place would be in Part I , and , as I under- that Part I is the only part which will stand the intention of the ...
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I am only suggesting that this possible improvement in the relation between these two might be considered . Chairman . ] Shall we postpone Clause 4 ? In consequence of some observations of a member of the Committee it appears that we ...
I am only suggesting that this possible improvement in the relation between these two might be considered . Chairman . ] Shall we postpone Clause 4 ? In consequence of some observations of a member of the Committee it appears that we ...
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Strictly , one should refer to the Order in Council to see what is said there , if possible . Chairman . ] We have not got that here . Mr. Hudson . ] Perhaps a note might be made . Chairman . 77. It arises two or three times in the ...
Strictly , one should refer to the Order in Council to see what is said there , if possible . Chairman . ] We have not got that here . Mr. Hudson . ] Perhaps a note might be made . Chairman . 77. It arises two or three times in the ...
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That is not an alteration of importance . There may be small alterations of area , and it was possible that a man would lose £ 15 or £ 20 SO [ Continued . a year and would not lose his 22 MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE.
That is not an alteration of importance . There may be small alterations of area , and it was possible that a man would lose £ 15 or £ 20 SO [ Continued . a year and would not lose his 22 MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE.
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The very object of consolidation is , as far as possible , to make the law fit every case that might arise . — I do not know whether Lord Muir Mackenzie will assent to that . we Lord Warrington . 282. There are relieving officers in ...
The very object of consolidation is , as far as possible , to make the law fit every case that might arise . — I do not know whether Lord Muir Mackenzie will assent to that . we Lord Warrington . 282. There are relieving officers in ...
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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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