Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... applied and where the tax is to be collected in full . 56. Again it may be that the whole of his assessed income is insufficient to meet his allowances or he may have no assessed income . In the former case some and in the latter the ...
... applied and where the tax is to be collected in full . 56. Again it may be that the whole of his assessed income is insufficient to meet his allowances or he may have no assessed income . In the former case some and in the latter the ...
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... applied to the outside market as well . A copy of this Draft Agreement will be found in Appendix I , and it will be seen that it provides for an increase of 25 per cent . on the rate for the standard " carry , " which is increased from ...
... applied to the outside market as well . A copy of this Draft Agreement will be found in Appendix I , and it will be seen that it provides for an increase of 25 per cent . on the rate for the standard " carry , " which is increased from ...
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... in London to - day . Subject to confirmation by this delegate conference , we understand that work will be resumed at all ports as soon as arrangements can be made . 3. In these circumstances the parties applied for the further 3.
... in London to - day . Subject to confirmation by this delegate conference , we understand that work will be resumed at all ports as soon as arrangements can be made . 3. In these circumstances the parties applied for the further 3.
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... applied for the further hearing to be postponed , and the Court thereupon adjourned the hearing sine die on the understanding that should it be deemed advisable or necessary at some future time to proceed further with the Inquiry , due ...
... applied for the further hearing to be postponed , and the Court thereupon adjourned the hearing sine die on the understanding that should it be deemed advisable or necessary at some future time to proceed further with the Inquiry , due ...
Page 20
... applied only to the fluctuating bonus was a cause of delay in considering the claims advanced on behalf of the employees . The employees took the view that the agreements of June , 1921 , and 28th September , 1922 , were not comprehen ...
... applied only to the fluctuating bonus was a cause of delay in considering the claims advanced on behalf of the employees . The employees took the view that the agreements of June , 1921 , and 28th September , 1922 , were not comprehen ...
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