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They are required to preserve as far as possible the existing clump of trees on the common . mention , Sir , that under the Act of 1875 it is necessary to insert in any Provisional Order provisions for the benefit of the neighbourhood ...
They are required to preserve as far as possible the existing clump of trees on the common . mention , Sir , that under the Act of 1875 it is necessary to insert in any Provisional Order provisions for the benefit of the neighbourhood ...
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The Committee have considered the Bill and made in it such amendments as seemed to them to be necessary in order to bring it into conformity with the existing law and to be desirable with a view to improving its form .
The Committee have considered the Bill and made in it such amendments as seemed to them to be necessary in order to bring it into conformity with the existing law and to be desirable with a view to improving its form .
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The Committee were furnished with a Table of Comparison showing how each section of the existing Statutes relating to National Health Insurance is dealt with in the Consolidating Bill , and if any section of the existing Statutes is not ...
The Committee were furnished with a Table of Comparison showing how each section of the existing Statutes relating to National Health Insurance is dealt with in the Consolidating Bill , and if any section of the existing Statutes is not ...
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... inasmuch as they simply represent the existing practice , and on the other hand that without them the language of the clause is obscure ; it is clearly for the convenience of all persons interested in Health Insurance , whether as ...
... inasmuch as they simply represent the existing practice , and on the other hand that without them the language of the clause is obscure ; it is clearly for the convenience of all persons interested in Health Insurance , whether as ...
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The existing language involves difficulties of construction and the substituted words represent the present practice , which is based on the only workable interpretation of Section 12 ( 2 ) of the Act of 1918 . 2.
The existing language involves difficulties of construction and the substituted words represent the present practice , which is based on the only workable interpretation of Section 12 ( 2 ) of the Act of 1918 . 2.
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 |
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