Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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... reason for the subsequent deletion from the Repeal Schedule of the provisions of the Act of 1834 was that the ... reasons , it is suggested that amendments of the Bill should be made , or at any rate recommended , which would have the ...
... reason for the subsequent deletion from the Repeal Schedule of the provisions of the Act of 1834 was that the ... reasons , it is suggested that amendments of the Bill should be made , or at any rate recommended , which would have the ...
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... reason of the end of Clause 9 Sub - clause ( 1 ) , which says : " The electors of the guardians for each ward shall be such of those persons as are registered in respect of qualifications arising within the ward . " I think Clause 10 ...
... reason of the end of Clause 9 Sub - clause ( 1 ) , which says : " The electors of the guardians for each ward shall be such of those persons as are registered in respect of qualifications arising within the ward . " I think Clause 10 ...
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... reason in some case , I do not think it is our busi- ness to recommend amendments . We can point out , of course , what the state of the law is and any intelligent man who reads it might see that the law had better be altered . Then ...
... reason in some case , I do not think it is our busi- ness to recommend amendments . We can point out , of course , what the state of the law is and any intelligent man who reads it might see that the law had better be altered . Then ...
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... reason for codify- ing the Acts was to prevent the necessity of reference to other Acts of Parlia- ment wherever you could ? -The reason for this is simply that the Act of 1894 , Section 48 , contains a code applicable to three sets of ...
... reason for codify- ing the Acts was to prevent the necessity of reference to other Acts of Parlia- ment wherever you could ? -The reason for this is simply that the Act of 1894 , Section 48 , contains a code applicable to three sets of ...
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... reason , but the fact is that I do not think our report is very much read . Lord Warrington . 167. Could we not make a note that the provisions of the Act of 1834 have been practically obsolete for a consider- able time and are never ...
... reason , but the fact is that I do not think our report is very much read . Lord Warrington . 167. Could we not make a note that the provisions of the Act of 1834 have been practically obsolete for a consider- able time and are never ...
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