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If he fails to register , and your amendment to Clause 12 is allowed to remain , a person shall not be entitled to recover any charge in any Court of Law for any professional services ren- dered as an architect unless he is a registered ...
If he fails to register , and your amendment to Clause 12 is allowed to remain , a person shall not be entitled to recover any charge in any Court of Law for any professional services ren- dered as an architect unless he is a registered ...
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... for example - the main way in which you became an architect was that you went as a pupil to somebody , and that some- body took you for a premium . 194. That practice is not altogether out of court now , is it ? —It is dying . 195.
... for example - the main way in which you became an architect was that you went as a pupil to somebody , and that some- body took you for a premium . 194. That practice is not altogether out of court now , is it ? —It is dying . 195.
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Court ? We have considered the point as to whether any lower Court could take it , and we came to the conclusion that there were very great difficulties and objections in the way . There has been no desire to put anybody to expense ...
Court ? We have considered the point as to whether any lower Court could take it , and we came to the conclusion that there were very great difficulties and objections in the way . There has been no desire to put anybody to expense ...
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Such a plan would provide an inter- mediate court which might render an appeal to the High Court unnecessary except in exceptional cases . As at present proposed , the financial cost of an appeal might prove an unjust deter- rent to an ...
Such a plan would provide an inter- mediate court which might render an appeal to the High Court unnecessary except in exceptional cases . As at present proposed , the financial cost of an appeal might prove an unjust deter- rent to an ...
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As I have already mentioned in deal- ing with the first amendment , the amend- ment herein suggested might render an appeal to the High Court , with its attendant expenses , unnecessary in many cases . Clause 11 .
As I have already mentioned in deal- ing with the first amendment , the amend- ment herein suggested might render an appeal to the High Court , with its attendant expenses , unnecessary in many cases . Clause 11 .
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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