Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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... consider are best dealt with under three main issues , upon each of which we express our views in this Report . These are : -- I. The continuance of the Commercial Court as a separate entity . Obviously , if the Conference were of ...
... consider are best dealt with under three main issues , upon each of which we express our views in this Report . These are : -- I. The continuance of the Commercial Court as a separate entity . Obviously , if the Conference were of ...
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... consider amendments may be the reasonable and proper course . Notices and circulars relating to meetings 465. Under section 141 notice of a meeting called to consider a special resolution must specify the intention to propose it as a ...
... consider amendments may be the reasonable and proper course . Notices and circulars relating to meetings 465. Under section 141 notice of a meeting called to consider a special resolution must specify the intention to propose it as a ...
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... consider he should be expected to devote half his time to the business of the Council . We recom- mend that he should be paid about £ 3,000 per annum . We consider £ 500 per annum appropriate for the other members . Should any of them ...
... consider he should be expected to devote half his time to the business of the Council . We recom- mend that he should be paid about £ 3,000 per annum . We consider £ 500 per annum appropriate for the other members . Should any of them ...
Contents
Commercial Court Users Conference Report 1 | 1 |
CONSUMER PROTECTION | 172 |
Final Report of the Committee on Consumer Protection 271 | i |
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