Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 47
... considerable amendment of the law which we are consolidating here , and of course there is this difficulty , that as [ Continued . regards a considerable number of allot- ments as defined by the Act of 1887 , there are two alternative ...
... considerable amendment of the law which we are consolidating here , and of course there is this difficulty , that as [ Continued . regards a considerable number of allot- ments as defined by the Act of 1887 , there are two alternative ...
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... considerable alteration of the law . No scheme of generalisation is possible unless the Committee is prepared very considerably ( I think these words must be used ) very considerably to extend the scope of the criminal law . 2. Would ...
... considerable alteration of the law . No scheme of generalisation is possible unless the Committee is prepared very considerably ( I think these words must be used ) very considerably to extend the scope of the criminal law . 2. Would ...
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... considerably altering the law and simplifying the law . Mr. Justice Avory's Committee prepared such a Bill , and the ... considerable amendment of the forgery law ? Lord Wrenbury . ] The proper course would be this . In the matter of a ...
... considerably altering the law and simplifying the law . Mr. Justice Avory's Committee prepared such a Bill , and the ... considerable amendment of the forgery law ? Lord Wrenbury . ] The proper course would be this . In the matter of a ...
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... considerable a distinction between 66 unseasonable and " im- mature . " 33. Yes , but that is a substantive amendment made in the definition ? - Yes . to Lord Wrenbury . 34. 66 Unseasonable 39 has been altered " immature , " which is ...
... considerable a distinction between 66 unseasonable and " im- mature . " 33. Yes , but that is a substantive amendment made in the definition ? - Yes . to Lord Wrenbury . 34. 66 Unseasonable 39 has been altered " immature , " which is ...
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... considerable change ? A very considerable change . 113. Then there is another thing . There used to be a power of transferring a case to the High Court , and I think that has been left out . I do not know if there is very much ...
... considerable change ? A very considerable change . 113. Then there is another thing . There used to be a power of transferring a case to the High Court , and I think that has been left out . I do not know if there is very much ...
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agreed Amendment proposed amount appointed Arthur Michael Samuel Assistant bonus Captain Viscount Curzon cent Chairman Civil Service Clause clerical Colonel Assheton Pownall Colonel Stephenson Committee Consolidation contract of tenancy cost Council David Shackleton deal Department duties Education employers employment Estimates EVELYN MURRAY expenditure F. G. BOWERS figures Government Grade grant H. J. WILSON House increase Industrial Inland Revenue inserting the words Inspectors John Butcher Kingsley Wood leave Lieut.-Colonel London Lord Parmoor Lord Wrenbury LOWER SACKVILLE Major Marriott MEMBERS PRESENT ment Ministry of Labour O.B.E. Continued overtime paid passed pension permanent Post Office question regard Report RICHARD HOPKINS salary scale Schedule schools Secretary Section Sir Frederick Liddell Sir HENRY BUNBURY Sir HUGH ORANGE Sir Philip Pilditch Sir Robert Newman Sir Thomas Bramsdon Staff Clerks STATIONERY OFFICE teachers temporary tion Trade Boards Treasury Viscount Curzon Walter de Frece Wrenbury