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... given that meaning . However , speaking as a lawyer , I do not believe that it should be given only that limited interpretation . The clause must be interpreted in its context . That context includes the next clause : " all values which ...
... given that meaning . However , speaking as a lawyer , I do not believe that it should be given only that limited interpretation . The clause must be interpreted in its context . That context includes the next clause : " all values which ...
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... given " . It might be thought that these words implicitly recognise that items other than rent can be distrained for if a power of distress is given . However these words refer to persons such as a mortgagee who , by power of attorney ...
... given " . It might be thought that these words implicitly recognise that items other than rent can be distrained for if a power of distress is given . However these words refer to persons such as a mortgagee who , by power of attorney ...
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... given through an appropriate audio link to a person ( approved by the Judge and placed next to the complainant ) who will repeat the questions to the complainant . ( e ) Impact of new procedures The new procedures will have their most ...
... given through an appropriate audio link to a person ( approved by the Judge and placed next to the complainant ) who will repeat the questions to the complainant . ( e ) Impact of new procedures The new procedures will have their most ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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