Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... reasonable cause to believe that the boy or girl was of or over that age . 18. The distinction between aggravated assault and common assault is determined ; and the maximum penalty upon summary convic- tion for a common assault upon any ...
... reasonable cause to believe that the boy or girl was of or over that age . 18. The distinction between aggravated assault and common assault is determined ; and the maximum penalty upon summary convic- tion for a common assault upon any ...
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... reasonably 20 understood as threatening , the commission by himself of suicide . ( 4 ) In this section the expression " letter " includes any writing or design . 11. If any person under circumstance not amounting 25 to criminal homicide ...
... reasonably 20 understood as threatening , the commission by himself of suicide . ( 4 ) In this section the expression " letter " includes any writing or design . 11. If any person under circumstance not amounting 25 to criminal homicide ...
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... reasonable cause to suspect that such woman , is unlawfully detained for an immoral purpose by any person in any place within the jurisdiction of such justice , such justice may issue a warrant authorising any constable named therein 10 ...
... reasonable cause to suspect that such woman , is unlawfully detained for an immoral purpose by any person in any place within the jurisdiction of such justice , such justice may issue a warrant authorising any constable named therein 10 ...
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... the risk of the child or young person being protected burnt or scalded without taking reasonable precautions grate . A.D. 1924. against that risk , and by reason thereof [ 39 ] C 4 [ 14 GEO . 5. ] Offences against the Person . 35.
... the risk of the child or young person being protected burnt or scalded without taking reasonable precautions grate . A.D. 1924. against that risk , and by reason thereof [ 39 ] C 4 [ 14 GEO . 5. ] Offences against the Person . 35.
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... reasonable temperature in each room in which any person is employed . ( 2 ) For the purpose of securing the observance of 25 the requirements in this section as to cleanliness in offices , all the inside walls of the rooms of an office ...
... reasonable temperature in each room in which any person is employed . ( 2 ) For the purpose of securing the observance of 25 the requirements in this section as to cleanliness in offices , all the inside walls of the rooms of an office ...
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