Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... ( Evidence ) Act , 1921 , and of Inquiry held in November , 1927 , under the Police ( Appeals ) Act , 1927 . Case of Miss Savidge : 49 [ Cmd . 3147. ] Report of the Tribunal appointed under the Tribunals of Inquiry ( Evidence ) Act , 1921 ...
... ( Evidence ) Act , 1921 , and of Inquiry held in November , 1927 , under the Police ( Appeals ) Act , 1927 . Case of Miss Savidge : 49 [ Cmd . 3147. ] Report of the Tribunal appointed under the Tribunals of Inquiry ( Evidence ) Act , 1921 ...
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... evidence upon which action can be taken is very great , although the fact that the law is being broken is perfectly well known . Successful proceedings have however been taken in 57 cases , and in 46 of these the clubs were struck off ...
... evidence upon which action can be taken is very great , although the fact that the law is being broken is perfectly well known . Successful proceedings have however been taken in 57 cases , and in 46 of these the clubs were struck off ...
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... ( EVIDENCE ) ACT , 1921 . WHEREAS it has been resolved by both Houses of Parliament that it is expedient that a Tribunal be established under the Tribunals of Inquiry ( Evidence ) Act , 1921 , for inquiring into a definite matter of ...
... ( EVIDENCE ) ACT , 1921 . WHEREAS it has been resolved by both Houses of Parliament that it is expedient that a Tribunal be established under the Tribunals of Inquiry ( Evidence ) Act , 1921 , for inquiring into a definite matter of ...
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... ( EVIDENCE ) ACT , 1921. . Whereas it was resolved by both Houses of Parliament that it was expedient that a tribunal should be established under the Tribunals of Inquiry ( Evidence ) Act , 1921 , for inquiring into a definite matter of ...
... ( EVIDENCE ) ACT , 1921. . Whereas it was resolved by both Houses of Parliament that it was expedient that a tribunal should be established under the Tribunals of Inquiry ( Evidence ) Act , 1921 , for inquiring into a definite matter of ...
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... evidence before us to suggest that in his early days at St. Helens his management of the force was not entirely satisfactory to the Watch Committee , or that his relations with the Watch Committee were not perfectly cordial . From time ...
... evidence before us to suggest that in his early days at St. Helens his management of the force was not entirely satisfactory to the Watch Committee , or that his relations with the Watch Committee were not perfectly cordial . From time ...
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