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Page 11
But may I ask you whether it is not a fact according to your Kalendar that in 1918 , 1919 , 1920 , 1923 , 1924 and 1925 , the Royal Institute of British Architects held no examinations at all for district surveyors .
But may I ask you whether it is not a fact according to your Kalendar that in 1918 , 1919 , 1920 , 1923 , 1924 and 1925 , the Royal Institute of British Architects held no examinations at all for district surveyors .
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... is all to the advantage of Major Barnes to have an opportunity of ascer- taining whether the suggestions I am putting forward are in fact true , or whether I am trying to find the contents of a mare's nest . Sir Murdoch Macdonald .
... is all to the advantage of Major Barnes to have an opportunity of ascer- taining whether the suggestions I am putting forward are in fact true , or whether I am trying to find the contents of a mare's nest . Sir Murdoch Macdonald .
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... that where an architect pre- pares quantities and a separate fee is charged for that , that his clients should be made acquainted with the fact , and that it is not the proper course for an architect to take out quantities without ...
... that where an architect pre- pares quantities and a separate fee is charged for that , that his clients should be made acquainted with the fact , and that it is not the proper course for an architect to take out quantities without ...
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What we are asking the Com- mittee to consider now is whether , in view of the fact that Clause 11 has been modified , a modified form of Clause 12 might not be inserted . 120. Because you have left a part of Clause 12 still in the Bill ...
What we are asking the Com- mittee to consider now is whether , in view of the fact that Clause 11 has been modified , a modified form of Clause 12 might not be inserted . 120. Because you have left a part of Clause 12 still in the Bill ...
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-Of course the decision of the Institute on a matter of that kind , which would of course only come before them if the architect were one of their own members , would be governed entirely by the facts of the case . The fact that there ...
-Of course the decision of the Institute on a matter of that kind , which would of course only come before them if the architect were one of their own members , would be governed entirely by the facts of the case . The fact that there ...
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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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