Parliamentary Papers, Volume 2, Part 2H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... applied to all Government Departments . It is of the greatest importance that the work of the Commission should not come to a standstill , and it is only by our Secretary's extreme care in working out the details that we are able to ...
... applied to all Government Departments . It is of the greatest importance that the work of the Commission should not come to a standstill , and it is only by our Secretary's extreme care in working out the details that we are able to ...
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... applying for an ex gratia reward . Indeed , we have not in the present Report thought it necessary to make express distinctions in most cases or classes of cases between those falling under Heads 1 and 2 of the Original Warrant and ...
... applying for an ex gratia reward . Indeed , we have not in the present Report thought it necessary to make express distinctions in most cases or classes of cases between those falling under Heads 1 and 2 of the Original Warrant and ...
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... applied by us to a case in which a Claimant on the one hand asserted that he had been the first to submit an inven- tion to a Government Department , and that as a consequence of the knowledge so obtained some other person had obtained ...
... applied by us to a case in which a Claimant on the one hand asserted that he had been the first to submit an inven- tion to a Government Department , and that as a consequence of the knowledge so obtained some other person had obtained ...
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... applied such dis- counts as are indicated in our First Report , and as are in our judgment appropriate in each particular case . 15. Paragraph 37 of our First Report dealt with the case of inventors who , either not having a patent or ...
... applied such dis- counts as are indicated in our First Report , and as are in our judgment appropriate in each particular case . 15. Paragraph 37 of our First Report dealt with the case of inventors who , either not having a patent or ...
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... applying towards some Naval Charity any sum that might be awarded to him . 16. We desire also to protest against an assumption that seems to have frequently been made , that the constitution of this Commission involved the creation in ...
... applying towards some Naval Charity any sum that might be awarded to him . 16. We desire also to protest against an assumption that seems to have frequently been made , that the constitution of this Commission involved the creation in ...
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