Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page xxxv
... stand himself , for Christian , the purpose of lessening his risk lays off part of it with another book- maker — and in the cases where through fog , frost or other causes a race meeting is declared off and all S.P. bets are ipso facto ...
... stand himself , for Christian , the purpose of lessening his risk lays off part of it with another book- maker — and in the cases where through fog , frost or other causes a race meeting is declared off and all S.P. bets are ipso facto ...
Page lvii
... stand part of the Question . " The Committee divided . Ayes ( 9 ) . Brassey , Sir Leonard . Forestier - Walker , Mr. Hamilton , Sir George . Hughes , Mr. Norman , Sir Henry . Rawlinson , Mr. Rentoul , Mr. Stanley , Lord . Stewart , Mr ...
... stand part of the Question . " The Committee divided . Ayes ( 9 ) . Brassey , Sir Leonard . Forestier - Walker , Mr. Hamilton , Sir George . Hughes , Mr. Norman , Sir Henry . Rawlinson , Mr. Rentoul , Mr. Stanley , Lord . Stewart , Mr ...
Page lviii
... stand part of the proposed new paragraph . The Committee divided . Ayes ( 7 ) . Brassey , Sir Leonard . Forestier - Walker , Mr. Hamilton , Sir George . Hughes , Mr. Rawlinson , Mr. Rentoul , Mr. Stanley , Lord . Noes ( 11 ) . Butt ...
... stand part of the proposed new paragraph . The Committee divided . Ayes ( 7 ) . Brassey , Sir Leonard . Forestier - Walker , Mr. Hamilton , Sir George . Hughes , Mr. Rawlinson , Mr. Rentoul , Mr. Stanley , Lord . Noes ( 11 ) . Butt ...
Page 9
... stand to win and the other to lose on the happening of the uncertain event ; and possibly a third characteristic would be that neither party must have an interest in the matter other than the sum which he will win or lose by the bet ...
... stand to win and the other to lose on the happening of the uncertain event ; and possibly a third characteristic would be that neither party must have an interest in the matter other than the sum which he will win or lose by the bet ...
Page 10
... stand that if a bookmaker is on a race- course and he stands in one position and takes bets , by thus standing in one posi- tion he constitutes that position " " a place " within the meaning of the Act , or was that altered by the ...
... stand that if a bookmaker is on a race- course and he stands in one position and takes bets , by thus standing in one posi- tion he constitutes that position " " a place " within the meaning of the Act , or was that altered by the ...
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