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... have the power to charge your 62446 [ Continued . fees . ... Provided that such fees and charges only shall be prescribed as shall be not more than reasonably sufficient to pro- vide for the expenses of the Council in the execution ...
... have the power to charge your 62446 [ Continued . fees . ... Provided that such fees and charges only shall be prescribed as shall be not more than reasonably sufficient to pro- vide for the expenses of the Council in the execution ...
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Now do you , in organising these examinations , charge fees for the people who are examined ? -A small fee is charged . 299. Not a prohibitive fee , to prevent candidates coming forward ? Three guineas is the fee . 300.
Now do you , in organising these examinations , charge fees for the people who are examined ? -A small fee is charged . 299. Not a prohibitive fee , to prevent candidates coming forward ? Three guineas is the fee . 300.
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In reference to Clause 12 , we have amended the clause to read " after the expiration of five years from the passing of this Act a person shall not be entitled to recover any charge in any Court of Law for any professional services ...
In reference to Clause 12 , we have amended the clause to read " after the expiration of five years from the passing of this Act a person shall not be entitled to recover any charge in any Court of Law for any professional services ...
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I see by Clause 12 a man is not to charge for anything he does as an architect . What is an architect ? That can be phrased per- haps by a lawyer better . 494. You do not profess to say what an architect is ?
I see by Clause 12 a man is not to charge for anything he does as an architect . What is an architect ? That can be phrased per- haps by a lawyer better . 494. You do not profess to say what an architect is ?
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I think as the Bill here says if he is a Registered Architect , then he is entitled to make the charges . ... Do you remember it : " A person shall not be entitled to recover any charge in any Court of Law for any professional services ...
I think as the Bill here says if he is a Registered Architect , then he is entitled to make the charges . ... Do you remember it : " A person shall not be entitled to recover any charge in any Court of Law for any professional services ...
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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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