Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12, Part 2H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... landlords are reluctant to carry out the necessary repairs . Subject to financial considerations at the present time this points to the expediency where practicable of Police Authorities owning the houses in districts where police are ...
... landlords are reluctant to carry out the necessary repairs . Subject to financial considerations at the present time this points to the expediency where practicable of Police Authorities owning the houses in districts where police are ...
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... landlords are reluctant to carry out the necessary repairs . Subject to financial considerations at the present time this points to the expediency where practicable of Police Authorities owning the houses in districts where police are ...
... landlords are reluctant to carry out the necessary repairs . Subject to financial considerations at the present time this points to the expediency where practicable of Police Authorities owning the houses in districts where police are ...
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... landlord's right to recover possession , with particular reference to : - ( a ) the requirement as to " alternative accommodation " ; ( 5 ) other conditions on which the landlord can recover possession . ( 8 ) The position of " one ...
... landlord's right to recover possession , with particular reference to : - ( a ) the requirement as to " alternative accommodation " ; ( 5 ) other conditions on which the landlord can recover possession . ( 8 ) The position of " one ...
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... landlord ( especially the house - owner of moderate means ) and of the mortgagee and mortgagor . In support of a continuance of the present restrictions it is urged that these considerations still apply to a not inconsiderable extent ...
... landlord ( especially the house - owner of moderate means ) and of the mortgagee and mortgagor . In support of a continuance of the present restrictions it is urged that these considerations still apply to a not inconsiderable extent ...
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... landlords , together with the large increases in rates , make the total rent the maximum within their capacity to pay . We have examined at considerable length the question of the influence of the present Act on the provision of new ...
... landlords , together with the large increases in rates , make the total rent the maximum within their capacity to pay . We have examined at considerable length the question of the influence of the present Act on the provision of new ...
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