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That was , of course , apart from what you had already tried to do in your supplementary estimate ? -Exactly . Sir Fredric Wise . 29. Would you suggest any alteration in the payment ? -No , I do not see how we can suggest any alteration ...
That was , of course , apart from what you had already tried to do in your supplementary estimate ? -Exactly . Sir Fredric Wise . 29. Would you suggest any alteration in the payment ? -No , I do not see how we can suggest any alteration ...
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Of course it would be to the in- terests of the individual to retire prac- tically at this period if there is a likeli- hood of the cost of living going down , because his retiring allowance would be based on a lesser basic figure if ...
Of course it would be to the in- terests of the individual to retire prac- tically at this period if there is a likeli- hood of the cost of living going down , because his retiring allowance would be based on a lesser basic figure if ...
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The state- ment made by the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer and before this Committee I take full responsibility , of course - related to the assessment to Income Tax of the profits of Public Schools for certain past years .
The state- ment made by the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer and before this Committee I take full responsibility , of course - related to the assessment to Income Tax of the profits of Public Schools for certain past years .
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It seems to me you are trying to justify what was a bad course to be taken , by trying to make out something else would happen . If anything was to happen , why did not the Chancellor say so ? I have endeavoured to answer the question .
It seems to me you are trying to justify what was a bad course to be taken , by trying to make out something else would happen . If anything was to happen , why did not the Chancellor say so ? I have endeavoured to answer the question .
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While saying that the course taken in this case was perfectly legal , I have said from the outset that it was unusual . It was designed to meet an unusual set of cir- cumstances . Mr. Ellis . 139. Would it not be true to say with- out ...
While saying that the course taken in this case was perfectly legal , I have said from the outset that it was unusual . It was designed to meet an unusual set of cir- cumstances . Mr. Ellis . 139. Would it not be true to say with- out ...
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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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