The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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... appointed on the recommenda- tion of the representatives of the workmen , and another on that of the employers , and the third , who is to be a judge of the Supreme Court , by the Governor , proprio motu . The award of the court is to ...
... appointed on the recommenda- tion of the representatives of the workmen , and another on that of the employers , and the third , who is to be a judge of the Supreme Court , by the Governor , proprio motu . The award of the court is to ...
Page 16
... appoint- ment of arbitrators , may retain the wages of the employees concerned in the arbitration for the fourteen days preceding the appointment of the arbitrators - which wages shall be paid into a specified bank , and the employer is ...
... appoint- ment of arbitrators , may retain the wages of the employees concerned in the arbitration for the fourteen days preceding the appointment of the arbitrators - which wages shall be paid into a specified bank , and the employer is ...
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... appointed , and his decision , at or after a special arbitration held for the purpose , is final and binding on all parties . The extent to which this system has worked may be learned from the fact that , up to the year 1890 , the ...
... appointed , and his decision , at or after a special arbitration held for the purpose , is final and binding on all parties . The extent to which this system has worked may be learned from the fact that , up to the year 1890 , the ...
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... appointed to inquire into the state of the municipal corpora- tions in England and Wales , and to collect information respecting the defects of their constitution . The Commis- sioners presented a voluminous Report early in 1835. They ...
... appointed to inquire into the state of the municipal corpora- tions in England and Wales , and to collect information respecting the defects of their constitution . The Commis- sioners presented a voluminous Report early in 1835. They ...
Page 24
... appoint a town clerk and treasurer , who might not be members of the council , and such other officers as they deemed necessary . They also might petition for the appointment of a recorder and stipendiary magistrate or magistrates ; but ...
... appoint a town clerk and treasurer , who might not be members of the council , and such other officers as they deemed necessary . They also might petition for the appointment of a recorder and stipendiary magistrate or magistrates ; but ...
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