Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Chairman . ] That is to say , Part I ? Mr. Hudson . ] Yes . Chairman . ] In begin with Part I. any event we shall Mr. Neville . ] Besides there might have been a hiatus between the new Act coming into force and the old one ; what are we ...
... Chairman . ] That is to say , Part I ? Mr. Hudson . ] Yes . Chairman . ] In begin with Part I. any event we shall Mr. Neville . ] Besides there might have been a hiatus between the new Act coming into force and the old one ; what are we ...
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... Chairman . 22. It is not in the discretion of the Court ? -- There is no discretion at all . Mr. Neville . 23. I suppose there is a discretion as to amount ? -No . Sir Henry Slesser . 24. What you say is that we should be altering the ...
... Chairman . 22. It is not in the discretion of the Court ? -- There is no discretion at all . Mr. Neville . 23. I suppose there is a discretion as to amount ? -No . Sir Henry Slesser . 24. What you say is that we should be altering the ...
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... Chairman . 29. Yes . Very well , then , Sir Frederick , as we come to the different cases , you will just point out where they are , and we shall ask you to draw the necessary amendments ? —Yes . 30. There are two questions I wanted to ...
... Chairman . 29. Yes . Very well , then , Sir Frederick , as we come to the different cases , you will just point out where they are , and we shall ask you to draw the necessary amendments ? —Yes . 30. There are two questions I wanted to ...
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... Chairman . 44. You already point out in Sub - clause 3 a little difference as to coming into operation ? The first point is the inter- pretation which is placed on Section 5 of the Act of 1870 by the Ministry of Health and their ...
... Chairman . 44. You already point out in Sub - clause 3 a little difference as to coming into operation ? The first point is the inter- pretation which is placed on Section 5 of the Act of 1870 by the Ministry of Health and their ...
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... Chairman . 58. Under Clause 4 as drafted , the power of the Minister is taken away , is it not ? -His power is to fix and to alter . " Fix " is in the first part of the sub - clause and " alter " is in the last few words . ( Sir ...
... Chairman . 58. Under Clause 4 as drafted , the power of the Minister is taken away , is it not ? -His power is to fix and to alter . " Fix " is in the first part of the sub - clause and " alter " is in the last few words . ( Sir ...
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