Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... period already expired is thought to be about £ 2,000 . ( Mr. Phillips . ) I might perhaps add that I have the figure for the Customs Depart- ment , where the same question arose ; their overpayment amounted to £ 87 in all , spread over ...
... period already expired is thought to be about £ 2,000 . ( Mr. Phillips . ) I might perhaps add that I have the figure for the Customs Depart- ment , where the same question arose ; their overpayment amounted to £ 87 in all , spread over ...
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... period already expired is thought to be about £ 2,000 . ( Mr. Phillips . ) I might perhaps add that I have the figure for the Customs Depart- ment , where the same question arose ; their overpayment amounted to £ 87 in all , spread over ...
... period already expired is thought to be about £ 2,000 . ( Mr. Phillips . ) I might perhaps add that I have the figure for the Customs Depart- ment , where the same question arose ; their overpayment amounted to £ 87 in all , spread over ...
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... period of delay . ( Sir Henry Bun- bury . ) If I may add to what Mr. Phillips has just said , that feature was also found in the old clause . The new main difference between the clause and the old clause is , first , that it provides ...
... period of delay . ( Sir Henry Bun- bury . ) If I may add to what Mr. Phillips has just said , that feature was also found in the old clause . The new main difference between the clause and the old clause is , first , that it provides ...
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... period . They discovered in about a month how the thing was , and then they got the position regularised . ( Mr. Phillips . ) If things had gone on for any long period we should have thought it was rather serious , but in fact it was ...
... period . They discovered in about a month how the thing was , and then they got the position regularised . ( Mr. Phillips . ) If things had gone on for any long period we should have thought it was rather serious , but in fact it was ...
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... period of life of that class of plant , then the depreciation charge would be adjusted accordingly ; it would be increased . Chairman . 132. May I intervene for one moment just to suggest that if you intend to pursue that subject it ...
... period of life of that class of plant , then the depreciation charge would be adjusted accordingly ; it would be increased . Chairman . 132. May I intervene for one moment just to suggest that if you intend to pursue that subject it ...
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