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But, notwithstanding the terms of the contract, several instances of payments to contractors in excess of the authorized five-sixths, pending an examination of the accounts, have come under the notice of the Comptroller and Auditor ...
But, notwithstanding the terms of the contract, several instances of payments to contractors in excess of the authorized five-sixths, pending an examination of the accounts, have come under the notice of the Comptroller and Auditor ...
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They observe that a system which allows a contractor a profit upon every increase in the cost of the work presses very ... of contract is being adopted by the Admiralty, limiting or fixing at a definite sum the profit of contractors.
They observe that a system which allows a contractor a profit upon every increase in the cost of the work presses very ... of contract is being adopted by the Admiralty, limiting or fixing at a definite sum the profit of contractors.
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Special Advances to Contractors. 86. Under powers defined by the Public Accounts Committee in 1890 (Fourth Report, para- 6.) after exhaustive consideration and since exercised, Departments are allowed, in what are known technically as ...
Special Advances to Contractors. 86. Under powers defined by the Public Accounts Committee in 1890 (Fourth Report, para- 6.) after exhaustive consideration and since exercised, Departments are allowed, in what are known technically as ...
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