The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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Page 307
In substance the member is consuming his own property , " and the mode of
payment is a matter of internal arrange“ ment regulated by the rules of the club . ”
1 Does the “ temporary , ” “ honorary , ” or “ affiliated ” member in fact “ consume
his ...
In substance the member is consuming his own property , " and the mode of
payment is a matter of internal arrange“ ment regulated by the rules of the club . ”
1 Does the “ temporary , ” “ honorary , ” or “ affiliated ” member in fact “ consume
his ...
Page 462
... that the Departmental Committee recommend this drastic and exceedingly
farreaching change . And , it appears that they anticipate opposition , for they say
, “ the intervention of the Govern“ ment Valuation Staff in local valuation , may
meet ...
... that the Departmental Committee recommend this drastic and exceedingly
farreaching change . And , it appears that they anticipate opposition , for they say
, “ the intervention of the Govern“ ment Valuation Staff in local valuation , may
meet ...
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