House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 318
... contractors to meet immediate and pressing liabilities ; and strongly maintained that the consideration thus extended to contractors, under circumstances which in his judgment entirely precluded a risk of financial loss, promoted ...
... contractors to meet immediate and pressing liabilities ; and strongly maintained that the consideration thus extended to contractors, under circumstances which in his judgment entirely precluded a risk of financial loss, promoted ...
Page 582
... contractors. They observe that a system which allows a contractor a profit upon every increase in the cost of the work presses very injuriously on the Admiralty and, in cases where it is possible to arrive at a probable estimate of the ...
... contractors. They observe that a system which allows a contractor a profit upon every increase in the cost of the work presses very injuriously on the Admiralty and, in cases where it is possible to arrive at a probable estimate of the ...
Page 671
... Contractors. 86. Under powers defined by the Public Accounts Committee in 1890 (Fourth Report, para- 6.) after exhaustive consideration and since exercised, Departments are allowed, in what are known technically as ' special cases ', to ...
... Contractors. 86. Under powers defined by the Public Accounts Committee in 1890 (Fourth Report, para- 6.) after exhaustive consideration and since exercised, Departments are allowed, in what are known technically as ' special cases ', to ...
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