Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Practice Committee of the Institute , who proceeds then to hold a proper Inquiry , giving all the parties a fair chance of stating their case . 152. You have read the Minutes of the last meeting , have you not ? —Yes . 153. Would you ...
... Practice Committee of the Institute , who proceeds then to hold a proper Inquiry , giving all the parties a fair chance of stating their case . 152. You have read the Minutes of the last meeting , have you not ? —Yes . 153. Would you ...
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... practice again ? —Yes , I think there is a precedent for it in the Veterinary Surgeons Act of 1881 ; that is Section 8 ( 1 ) finishing up with Sec- tion 8 ( 2 ) , which says that if a person is removed he may appeal to the Privy Council ...
... practice again ? —Yes , I think there is a precedent for it in the Veterinary Surgeons Act of 1881 ; that is Section 8 ( 1 ) finishing up with Sec- tion 8 ( 2 ) , which says that if a person is removed he may appeal to the Privy Council ...
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... practice is not altogether out of court now , is it ? —It is dying . 195. Quickly ? -Oh , yes . In fact , I think one may say that the educational system of the Institute is practically killing it . If it was a question of finding a ...
... practice is not altogether out of court now , is it ? —It is dying . 195. Quickly ? -Oh , yes . In fact , I think one may say that the educational system of the Institute is practically killing it . If it was a question of finding a ...
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... practice , and that may have an effect upon young and ambitious men who look to what they may think is the larger scope of private practice . Then I think another thing may have had its effect - I put this merely as a supposition and ...
... practice , and that may have an effect upon young and ambitious men who look to what they may think is the larger scope of private practice . Then I think another thing may have had its effect - I put this merely as a supposition and ...
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... practice of having District Surveyors is peculiar to London entirely , and the District Sur- veyor is a person who occupies a sort of judicial capacity . He is not a municipal officer , like a Borough Engineer . It is a very old body ...
... practice of having District Surveyors is peculiar to London entirely , and the District Sur- veyor is a person who occupies a sort of judicial capacity . He is not a municipal officer , like a Borough Engineer . It is a very old body ...
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