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The reason for the subsequent deletion from the Repeal Schedule of the provisions of the Act of 1834 was that the provisions of the Act of 1834 applied , not only to penalt : e3 for offences , but to the recovery of sums certified to be ...
The reason for the subsequent deletion from the Repeal Schedule of the provisions of the Act of 1834 was that the provisions of the Act of 1834 applied , not only to penalt : e3 for offences , but to the recovery of sums certified to be ...
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Clause 10 is in an older Act and I expect Clause 10 Subclause ( 2 ) is unnecessary by reason of the end of Clause 9 Sub - clause ( 1 ) , which says : " The electors of the guardians for each ward shall be such of those persons as are ...
Clause 10 is in an older Act and I expect Clause 10 Subclause ( 2 ) is unnecessary by reason of the end of Clause 9 Sub - clause ( 1 ) , which says : " The electors of the guardians for each ward shall be such of those persons as are ...
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My idea is that the result of conversation here may be to enable you , when you have the opportunity , to point it out for the purposes of the amending Bill ; but unless we have some very strong particular reason in some case , I do not ...
My idea is that the result of conversation here may be to enable you , when you have the opportunity , to point it out for the purposes of the amending Bill ; but unless we have some very strong particular reason in some case , I do not ...
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I thought the reason for codifying the Acts was to prevent the necessity of reference to other Acts of Parliament wherever you could ? —The reason for this is simply that the Act of 1894 , Section 48 , contains a code applicable to ...
I thought the reason for codifying the Acts was to prevent the necessity of reference to other Acts of Parliament wherever you could ? —The reason for this is simply that the Act of 1894 , Section 48 , contains a code applicable to ...
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I do not wish to give a very bad reason , but the fact is that I do not think our report is very much read , Jr. Hudson . 169. I personally should prefer to see it put in the Bill , but if it is going to jeopardise the passage of the ...
I do not wish to give a very bad reason , but the fact is that I do not think our report is very much read , Jr. Hudson . 169. I personally should prefer to see it put in the Bill , but if it is going to jeopardise the passage of the ...
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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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