Parliamentary Papers, Volume 24H.M. Stationery Office, 1958 - Bills, Legislative |
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... registered as ordinary voters . Nevertheless all persons registered as special voters at the end of this period would remain so registered and continue to participate on that basis in future elections . No person who had been registered ...
... registered as ordinary voters . Nevertheless all persons registered as special voters at the end of this period would remain so registered and continue to participate on that basis in future elections . No person who had been registered ...
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... registered as a special voter a person shall require an annual income of : at the commencement of the scheme- £ 150 plus simple literacy , or £ 120 with two years ' secondary education ; after three years- £ 300 plus simple literacy ...
... registered as a special voter a person shall require an annual income of : at the commencement of the scheme- £ 150 plus simple literacy , or £ 120 with two years ' secondary education ; after three years- £ 300 plus simple literacy ...
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... registered or having its head office in Northern Ireland . [ Note . Art . 13 ( 1 ) of the Government of Ireland ( Companies , Societies , & c . , ) Order , 1922 , provides that , in relation to com- panies registered or having their ...
... registered or having its head office in Northern Ireland . [ Note . Art . 13 ( 1 ) of the Government of Ireland ( Companies , Societies , & c . , ) Order , 1922 , provides that , in relation to com- panies registered or having their ...
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