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Finally , difficult problems of proof are likely to arise ; such as , for instance , whether semen was given for medical analysis or for A.I.D. Accordingly we recommend that the law should not be amended to enable a wife to take ...
Finally , difficult problems of proof are likely to arise ; such as , for instance , whether semen was given for medical analysis or for A.I.D. Accordingly we recommend that the law should not be amended to enable a wife to take ...
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Judging from the evidence given , considerable progress has been made in recent years with the provision of service to approved schools by visiting psychiatrists . While it seems clear that this facility , despite patient search ...
Judging from the evidence given , considerable progress has been made in recent years with the provision of service to approved schools by visiting psychiatrists . While it seems clear that this facility , despite patient search ...
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We were given to understand that , in practice , notification was sometimes given either by the local authority children's officer ( fit person orders usually name the local authority as the fit person ) or by the clerk to the court ...
We were given to understand that , in practice , notification was sometimes given either by the local authority children's officer ( fit person orders usually name the local authority as the fit person ) or by the clerk to the court ...
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CHAPTER | 6 |
PART ONE THE EXISTING PRACTICE AND | 4 |
Fees | 10 |
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 9 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 |
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