Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... given by Order of the House , they also sat as two Committees ; Section A sat on four days , and Section B on four days . 2. Instructions were again issued for the preparation of detailed statistics of : - ( a ) Population , area ...
... given by Order of the House , they also sat as two Committees ; Section A sat on four days , and Section B on four days . 2. Instructions were again issued for the preparation of detailed statistics of : - ( a ) Population , area ...
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... given by Order of the House , reported to the Committee of Selection that it was not , in their opinion , necessary or advisable for them to deal with Part II of the Bill . The Committee of Selection accordingly referred that part of ...
... given by Order of the House , reported to the Committee of Selection that it was not , in their opinion , necessary or advisable for them to deal with Part II of the Bill . The Committee of Selection accordingly referred that part of ...
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... given in petitions for judicial separa- tion ? Can you see any objection ? - Judicial separation may be claimed for cause of adultery , and it may be claimed for cause of cruelty , as well as for one other cause ; but the cruelty which ...
... given in petitions for judicial separa- tion ? Can you see any objection ? - Judicial separation may be claimed for cause of adultery , and it may be claimed for cause of cruelty , as well as for one other cause ; but the cruelty which ...
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... given to the cases ? -Undoubtedly . What is called a collusive divorce is proceeded for and it comes to public knowledge in the locality , and you may have ten or twenty lines , only the most matter- of - fact report of the divorce ...
... given to the cases ? -Undoubtedly . What is called a collusive divorce is proceeded for and it comes to public knowledge in the locality , and you may have ten or twenty lines , only the most matter- of - fact report of the divorce ...
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... given a very wide meaning . Unless they are given a wide meaning it is very diffi- cult to get any point in ( b ) at all as the Bill is now drawn ? -But the permitted points are so carefully drawn that nothing indecent could find its ...
... given a very wide meaning . Unless they are given a wide meaning it is very diffi- cult to get any point in ( b ) at all as the Bill is now drawn ? -But the permitted points are so carefully drawn that nothing indecent could find its ...
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