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Justice, discretion, and poverty:

supplementary benefit appeal tribunals in Britain
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Professional Books, 1975 - Law - 228 pages

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Contents

CONTENTS
1
National Assistance Appeal Tribunals
33
Discretionary Benefits Richard Wilding
55
Copyright

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TitleJustice, discretion, and poverty: supplementary benefit appeal tribunals in Britain
AuthorsMichael Adler, Anthony Wilfred Bradley, University of Edinburgh. Socio-Legal Studies Committee
EditorsMichael Adler, Anthony Wilfred Bradley
Editionillustrated
PublisherProfessional Books, 1975
Original fromIndiana University
Digitized11 Mar 2011
ISBN0903486083, 9780903486088
Length228 pages
Subjects ›  › 

Administrative courts
Law / Administrative Law & Regulatory Practice
Political Science / Public Policy / Social Security
Poverty
Public welfare administration
Social security
  
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