House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 227
... incurred. Supposing the Treasury to decide that the expense may be incurred without the previous submission of an Estimate to the House, the method of procedure will depend in part on the period of the year. (8.) // the Vote to which ...
... incurred. Supposing the Treasury to decide that the expense may be incurred without the previous submission of an Estimate to the House, the method of procedure will depend in part on the period of the year. (8.) // the Vote to which ...
Page 228
... incurred, it is essential to observe the statutory condition of submission to the Treasury, in due time, with proof that some definite public detriment will ensui' if the excess be not incurred. (15.) Circumstances may arise in which ...
... incurred, it is essential to observe the statutory condition of submission to the Treasury, in due time, with proof that some definite public detriment will ensui' if the excess be not incurred. (15.) Circumstances may arise in which ...
Page 263
... incurring expenditure " which has not been authorized by Parliament, and would be increased " rather than diminished by not defraying it when it has been actually incurred." This doctrine, that the fault lies in incurring liabilities in ...
... incurring expenditure " which has not been authorized by Parliament, and would be increased " rather than diminished by not defraying it when it has been actually incurred." This doctrine, that the fault lies in incurring liabilities in ...
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