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Page 124
This book contains the Finance Acts of 1894 , 1896 , 1898 , 1900 and 1907 , in
extenso , in its first part , while the second has ample notes on those Acts . We
think that the notes might more conveniently have been printed with the text .
This book contains the Finance Acts of 1894 , 1896 , 1898 , 1900 and 1907 , in
extenso , in its first part , while the second has ample notes on those Acts . We
think that the notes might more conveniently have been printed with the text .
Page 360
Though we dissent from several of his contentions , the opening chapter on
Arbitration contains many points that are both ... The two chapters on Penetration
, and the two long illustrative chapters that follow them , contain one of the best ...
Though we dissent from several of his contentions , the opening chapter on
Arbitration contains many points that are both ... The two chapters on Penetration
, and the two long illustrative chapters that follow them , contain one of the best ...
Page 372
The present edition contains all the English , Scotch , and Irish decisions of
importance , the volume of which may be judged by the fact that this portion of the
book has been increased by ninetysix pages . Part I , which deals with the
Employers ...
The present edition contains all the English , Scotch , and Irish decisions of
importance , the volume of which may be judged by the fact that this portion of the
book has been increased by ninetysix pages . Part I , which deals with the
Employers ...
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