Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... necessary for reorganised Office Qualifications and salaries of unified staff - Assimilation of existing staff - Offices not included in the Unification scheme The Extractor's Office - Appointment and Patronage . 73 86 26 92 109 123 ...
... necessary for reorganised Office Qualifications and salaries of unified staff - Assimilation of existing staff - Offices not included in the Unification scheme The Extractor's Office - Appointment and Patronage . 73 86 26 92 109 123 ...
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... necessary to publish . We regret that , owing to the impossibility of arranging mutu- ally convenient dates , we were deprived of the help of our colleague , Mr Graham . INTRODUCTORY . THE subjects falling under the Reference divide ...
... necessary to publish . We regret that , owing to the impossibility of arranging mutu- ally convenient dates , we were deprived of the help of our colleague , Mr Graham . INTRODUCTORY . THE subjects falling under the Reference divide ...
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... necessary to throw out of view the mass of administrative work which successive Acts of Parliament have imposed on them . Our enquiry is limited to ordinary litigious business of a more or less substantial character . Thus , for ...
... necessary to throw out of view the mass of administrative work which successive Acts of Parliament have imposed on them . Our enquiry is limited to ordinary litigious business of a more or less substantial character . Thus , for ...
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... necessary for the reasons explained above to deduct at least 1500 from the Sheriff Court figures for the latter year . The figures for the Sheriff Courts thus become 8481 in 1907 and ( 7693-1500 ) 6193 in 1914 - a decrease of 27 per ...
... necessary for the reasons explained above to deduct at least 1500 from the Sheriff Court figures for the latter year . The figures for the Sheriff Courts thus become 8481 in 1907 and ( 7693-1500 ) 6193 in 1914 - a decrease of 27 per ...
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... necessary to take away only one judge from the Outer House , the three Divisions consisting of three judges each . The gradual and tentative character of these developments is explained by the fact that they were devised to be as ...
... necessary to take away only one judge from the Outer House , the three Divisions consisting of three judges each . The gradual and tentative character of these developments is explained by the fact that they were devised to be as ...
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