Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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... deal of our work on this Bill will be useless . Chairman . ] I do not think that that is the view that the ... deals with the Poor Law alone ; so that whatever happens it would only be Part I which would need Amendment ; and the need for ...
... deal of our work on this Bill will be useless . Chairman . ] I do not think that that is the view that the ... deals with the Poor Law alone ; so that whatever happens it would only be Part I which would need Amendment ; and the need for ...
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... deal- ing with civil procedure ? I see Sec- tion 236 is " Recovery of penalties and forfeitures " ? -Will your Lordship look at Clause 45 of the Bill , Sub - section 5 , which is on page 24 : " If any employer refuses or neglects to pay ...
... deal- ing with civil procedure ? I see Sec- tion 236 is " Recovery of penalties and forfeitures " ? -Will your Lordship look at Clause 45 of the Bill , Sub - section 5 , which is on page 24 : " If any employer refuses or neglects to pay ...
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... deal with different matters . There are two penalties ; there is a penalty at the end of Sub - clause ( 1 ) and a penalty at the end of Sub- clause ( 2 ) . Lord Warrington . 365. Yes , but it is not intended to impose the penalty upon a ...
... deal with different matters . There are two penalties ; there is a penalty at the end of Sub - clause ( 1 ) and a penalty at the end of Sub- clause ( 2 ) . Lord Warrington . 365. Yes , but it is not intended to impose the penalty upon a ...
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... deal to do with the Adoption of Children Bill when it was in the House of Commons and I got the impression that the intention was that there is nothing in the Act to exclude a de facto adoption , as existing before the Act . Chairman ...
... deal to do with the Adoption of Children Bill when it was in the House of Commons and I got the impression that the intention was that there is nothing in the Act to exclude a de facto adoption , as existing before the Act . Chairman ...
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... deal with a child who is neither blind nor deaf but dumb . - It only deals with blind children and deaf and dumb children . The beginning of Clause 84 simply refers further to Clause 85 ; the only object of the words at the beginning of ...
... deal with a child who is neither blind nor deaf but dumb . - It only deals with blind children and deaf and dumb children . The beginning of Clause 84 simply refers further to Clause 85 ; the only object of the words at the beginning of ...
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