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As to the particular case the reasons for the suspension of the contract as given by the Accounting Officer in evidence appear to be adequate , and we learn that the Treasury has felt able to sanction the payments in question . 23.
As to the particular case the reasons for the suspension of the contract as given by the Accounting Officer in evidence appear to be adequate , and we learn that the Treasury has felt able to sanction the payments in question . 23.
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I think Mr. Watson may be able to say something on that point . ( Mr. Phillips . ) The matter ap- peared to us to be a rather small and technical one . It is obvious the situa- tion must be put right , but it seemed to us a very small ...
I think Mr. Watson may be able to say something on that point . ( Mr. Phillips . ) The matter ap- peared to us to be a rather small and technical one . It is obvious the situa- tion must be put right , but it seemed to us a very small ...
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... Taxes is a human being and may make a mistake ; and in these cases mistakes had been made , and the position was that , as the decision made out , certain amounts which were collect- able after that decision had not been collected ?
... Taxes is a human being and may make a mistake ; and in these cases mistakes had been made , and the position was that , as the decision made out , certain amounts which were collect- able after that decision had not been collected ?
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We also watch it , and keep in touch with him , and as soon as it seems that a reason- able opportunity has occurred for realis- ing at a price which is not an unduly depressed price from momentary circum- stances , we try to get out .
We also watch it , and keep in touch with him , and as soon as it seems that a reason- able opportunity has occurred for realis- ing at a price which is not an unduly depressed price from momentary circum- stances , we try to get out .
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In the case of new exchanges competition would be practic- able , and it would be highly desirable if competition could be obtained . In the case of exchange extensions it is practic- ally necessary that the extensions should be carried ...
In the case of new exchanges competition would be practic- able , and it would be highly desirable if competition could be obtained . In the case of exchange extensions it is practic- ally necessary that the extensions should be carried ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 4 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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