The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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... appointed , supposing it arrived at a decision , supposing it said that in any particular trade or in any particular district the wages should be so - and - so for the next twelve months , or for the next six months , it would be ...
... appointed , supposing it arrived at a decision , supposing it said that in any particular trade or in any particular district the wages should be so - and - so for the next twelve months , or for the next six months , it would be ...
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... " to demand an arbitration or reference of such matter : each party was to appoint an arbitrator : the arbitrators were empowered to summon witnesses and administer oaths : if they 6 CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION IN TRADE DISPUTES .
... " to demand an arbitration or reference of such matter : each party was to appoint an arbitrator : the arbitrators were empowered to summon witnesses and administer oaths : if they 6 CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION IN TRADE DISPUTES .
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... appoint an arbitrator , or to submit to the award , he should forfeit to the other party the sum of £ 10 . It is obvious that such a provision would produce little or no result in a case like the great strikes of the present day . In ...
... appoint an arbitrator , or to submit to the award , he should forfeit to the other party the sum of £ 10 . It is obvious that such a provision would produce little or no result in a case like the great strikes of the present day . In ...
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... appointed by justices . In 1824 Parliament was minded to consolidate and amend the previous legislation on the subject , and by the statute 5 Geo . IV . c.96 , repealed the previous legislation , and re - enacted a system of referring ...
... appointed by justices . In 1824 Parliament was minded to consolidate and amend the previous legislation on the subject , and by the statute 5 Geo . IV . c.96 , repealed the previous legislation , and re - enacted a system of referring ...
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... appoint a person or persons to act as a conciliator or as a Board of Conciliation ; and fourthly , on the application of both parties to appoint an arbitrator . With reference to the first power given by the statute , viz . to " inquire ...
... appoint a person or persons to act as a conciliator or as a Board of Conciliation ; and fourthly , on the application of both parties to appoint an arbitrator . With reference to the first power given by the statute , viz . to " inquire ...
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