Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page xix
... allowed as a charge against public funds . The case raises a general question of some importance . It appears that Crown Counsel were instructed to take proceedings for the recovery of these amounts as civil debts , but declined to ...
... allowed as a charge against public funds . The case raises a general question of some importance . It appears that Crown Counsel were instructed to take proceedings for the recovery of these amounts as civil debts , but declined to ...
Page xxii
... allowed to proceed so long without having a proper lump sum tender , and that no provision for limitation of profits should have been introduced into the arrangement made with the first contractor . MINISTRY OF LABOUR . 39. Stores at a ...
... allowed to proceed so long without having a proper lump sum tender , and that no provision for limitation of profits should have been introduced into the arrangement made with the first contractor . MINISTRY OF LABOUR . 39. Stores at a ...
Page xxvii
... allowed to resume their civil employment in His Majesty's Dockyards . The Committee recommend that in the circumstances these overpayments ( which are charged , in the first case against the Post Office Vote and in the second against ...
... allowed to resume their civil employment in His Majesty's Dockyards . The Committee recommend that in the circumstances these overpayments ( which are charged , in the first case against the Post Office Vote and in the second against ...
Page xlvi
... allowed , in what are known technically as special cases ' to make advances to contractors , which are not claimable under the specific conditions . of their contracts . The object of this is to avoid the necessity of surrendering at ...
... allowed , in what are known technically as special cases ' to make advances to contractors , which are not claimable under the specific conditions . of their contracts . The object of this is to avoid the necessity of surrendering at ...
Page 13
... allowed to spend ; the fund is built up of fines - I am afraid I cannot give you the exact figure off - hand , but it con- sists of whatever the fines have amounted to , less the disbursements in . aid of necessitous cases .- ( Sir ...
... allowed to spend ; the fund is built up of fines - I am afraid I cannot give you the exact figure off - hand , but it con- sists of whatever the fines have amounted to , less the disbursements in . aid of necessitous cases .- ( Sir ...
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