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... considered that those who administered public funds ought to have a personal interest in their good management . The powers exerciseable by these various bodies differed greatly ; and in many cases there were several elective bodies ...
... considered that those who administered public funds ought to have a personal interest in their good management . The powers exerciseable by these various bodies differed greatly ; and in many cases there were several elective bodies ...
Page 29
... considered complete . Further powers may in the future be conferred on some of these bodies ; and it may become necessary to limit their spending powers , as is now the case with parish councils . But the framework may be considered as ...
... considered complete . Further powers may in the future be conferred on some of these bodies ; and it may become necessary to limit their spending powers , as is now the case with parish councils . But the framework may be considered as ...
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... considered . * The right of an executor to recover does not , however , depend upon the distinction between contract and tort , but upon whether the action be a personal action , or one relating to property . Personal actions are for ...
... considered . * The right of an executor to recover does not , however , depend upon the distinction between contract and tort , but upon whether the action be a personal action , or one relating to property . Personal actions are for ...
Page 55
... considered this mode of acquiring property so simple and natural as to entitle it to rank as part of the apparatus of legal conceptions , which was common to the civilized world , it occupies only a very small space in the thoughts of ...
... considered this mode of acquiring property so simple and natural as to entitle it to rank as part of the apparatus of legal conceptions , which was common to the civilized world , it occupies only a very small space in the thoughts of ...
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... considered at the next sitting if it was necessary to provide exceptions to the rule . The above are the resolutions on which the votes were practically unanimous . It is always possible to decide questions by means of a majority , but ...
... considered at the next sitting if it was necessary to provide exceptions to the rule . The above are the resolutions on which the votes were practically unanimous . It is always possible to decide questions by means of a majority , but ...
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