Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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... principle , of discriminating between different classes or communities of persons . Why should an African from Lagos , who merely by chance had been born in a Supreme Court area , enjoy some kind of special extra - territorial rights ...
... principle , of discriminating between different classes or communities of persons . Why should an African from Lagos , who merely by chance had been born in a Supreme Court area , enjoy some kind of special extra - territorial rights ...
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... principle , enunciated surprisingly enough by Lugard , that ' the revenue of a Native Administration [ consisted not of an arbitrary sun fixed by the Governor but of a fixed proportion of a statutory tax ... 1 In the past , as we have ...
... principle , enunciated surprisingly enough by Lugard , that ' the revenue of a Native Administration [ consisted not of an arbitrary sun fixed by the Governor but of a fixed proportion of a statutory tax ... 1 In the past , as we have ...
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... principle of ' increase according te needs and ability to utilize the increased revenue ' , that is , a graduated scheme , which most of Thomson's Executive Council had favoured in 1926 , but which through Palmer's influence had been ...
... principle of ' increase according te needs and ability to utilize the increased revenue ' , that is , a graduated scheme , which most of Thomson's Executive Council had favoured in 1926 , but which through Palmer's influence had been ...
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