Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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Page 252
... provisions of the Native Revenue Ordinance . The attempt was made despite the obvious reluctance of some of the most experienced Administrative Officers of the south - east2 and to some extent , at least initially , of even the ...
... provisions of the Native Revenue Ordinance . The attempt was made despite the obvious reluctance of some of the most experienced Administrative Officers of the south - east2 and to some extent , at least initially , of even the ...
Page 255
... Native Revenue Ordinance the Chief was recognized as the authority to whom the taxes or tribute wore dus , and that the proceeds of the tax were paid first of all into the Native Treasury . In the Preamble to the Northern Nigeria ...
... Native Revenue Ordinance the Chief was recognized as the authority to whom the taxes or tribute wore dus , and that the proceeds of the tax were paid first of all into the Native Treasury . In the Preamble to the Northern Nigeria ...
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... Native Court . Administration . Quite early on Palmer and his colleagues had decided that the two approaches to ... Revenue Ordinance he sought to establish in law the right of the Native Administrations to levy direct taxation ; with ...
... Native Court . Administration . Quite early on Palmer and his colleagues had decided that the two approaches to ... Revenue Ordinance he sought to establish in law the right of the Native Administrations to levy direct taxation ; with ...
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