Parliamentary Papers, Volume 13H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 11
... claimant had reported the incident to the police or satisfied himself that it had been reported on his behalf , or criminal proceedings had been instituted . Restriction to genuine and deserving victims 31. Cases of the kind that we ...
... claimant had reported the incident to the police or satisfied himself that it had been reported on his behalf , or criminal proceedings had been instituted . Restriction to genuine and deserving victims 31. Cases of the kind that we ...
Page 38
... claimant had been the victim of a crime of violence , or that the claim had been fully made out , or for some other reason , the claimant could institute proceedings against him in the High Court or in the county court , according to ...
... claimant had been the victim of a crime of violence , or that the claim had been fully made out , or for some other reason , the claimant could institute proceedings against him in the High Court or in the county court , according to ...
Page 43
... claimant . ( j ) Extraneous pressure in relation to individual cases would probably be less if the claimant had the right of recourse to the courts than if entitle- ment were determined by a tribunal . ( k ) On the other hand , a claim ...
... claimant . ( j ) Extraneous pressure in relation to individual cases would probably be less if the claimant had the right of recourse to the courts than if entitle- ment were determined by a tribunal . ( k ) On the other hand , a claim ...
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The Federal Executive | 12 |
The Cadogan Committees conclusions | 3 |
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