Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... person who is in a position to manage his own affairs . They can well be dispensed with in the case of a person who is under control . 15. I have dwelt at sufficient length in my general remarks on this question of guardianship which ...
... person who is in a position to manage his own affairs . They can well be dispensed with in the case of a person who is under control . 15. I have dwelt at sufficient length in my general remarks on this question of guardianship which ...
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... persons unacquainted with what had passed between his Excellency and me might be thought to imply an obligation on His Majesty's Government sooner or later to conclude an agreement of this character . I therefore repeated to His ...
... persons unacquainted with what had passed between his Excellency and me might be thought to imply an obligation on His Majesty's Government sooner or later to conclude an agreement of this character . I therefore repeated to His ...
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... person . This same committee should advise the King in connexion with the execution of capital sentences imposed on ... persons in Egypt other than those who by law , usage or treaty are withdrawn from their jurisdiction . I am content ...
... person . This same committee should advise the King in connexion with the execution of capital sentences imposed on ... persons in Egypt other than those who by law , usage or treaty are withdrawn from their jurisdiction . I am content ...
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... persons here are to be reassured . " Therefore , desirous of avoiding difficulties and convinced of the importance of reassuring these uneasy persons and thereby helping on the agreement , I explained to Lord Lloyd upon my return , and ...
... persons here are to be reassured . " Therefore , desirous of avoiding difficulties and convinced of the importance of reassuring these uneasy persons and thereby helping on the agreement , I explained to Lord Lloyd upon my return , and ...
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... 1. Public meetings are free under the conditions prescribed by the present law . Article 1. Public meetings are free under the conditions prescribed by the present law . Article 2. Persons who intend to organise a public meeting.
... 1. Public meetings are free under the conditions prescribed by the present law . Article 1. Public meetings are free under the conditions prescribed by the present law . Article 2. Persons who intend to organise a public meeting.
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