Parliamentary Papers, Volume 18H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Bill : 589 [ Cmd . 3146. ] Explanatory Memorandum on the Indian High Courts Bill . 593 V 48 . Progress and Condition : Statement Exhibiting the Moral and Material Progress and Condition of India during the year 1926-27 . Sixty- second ...
... Bill : 589 [ Cmd . 3146. ] Explanatory Memorandum on the Indian High Courts Bill . 593 V 48 . Progress and Condition : Statement Exhibiting the Moral and Material Progress and Condition of India during the year 1926-27 . Sixty- second ...
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... Bill which has passed Second Reading and a Select Committee has been provisionally held up by the Secretary of State pending his consideration of the views of the Closer Union Commission on the general problem of native land tenure ...
... Bill which has passed Second Reading and a Select Committee has been provisionally held up by the Secretary of State pending his consideration of the views of the Closer Union Commission on the general problem of native land tenure ...
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... Bills of the Colonial Government in order to recoup ourselves for the money we have advanced , but while the constitutional position remains unsettled , we think it almost as undesirable to issue Treasury Bills as it would be to issue ...
... Bills of the Colonial Government in order to recoup ourselves for the money we have advanced , but while the constitutional position remains unsettled , we think it almost as undesirable to issue Treasury Bills as it would be to issue ...
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... Bill to amend Ordinance No. 33 of 1901 be intro- duced , providing that from 1st January , 1925 , all persons brought into the Protectorate from Liberia or elsewhere shall become , ipso facto , free , i.e. , that section 37 * of the ...
... Bill to amend Ordinance No. 33 of 1901 be intro- duced , providing that from 1st January , 1925 , all persons brought into the Protectorate from Liberia or elsewhere shall become , ipso facto , free , i.e. , that section 37 * of the ...
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... Bill and the very gradual character of the coming change . Though they were evidently impressed with the importance of the measure , they exhibited no undue concern , even when I made it clear that no question of compensation could be ...
... Bill and the very gradual character of the coming change . Though they were evidently impressed with the importance of the measure , they exhibited no undue concern , even when I made it clear that no question of compensation could be ...
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