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Page 882
The anomaly of the position was that the licences which gave the whole of the
special value to the premises for which ... Consequently , the purchase of
licensed premises at a price which assumed that the licence would continue year
after ...
The anomaly of the position was that the licences which gave the whole of the
special value to the premises for which ... Consequently , the purchase of
licensed premises at a price which assumed that the licence would continue year
after ...
Page 1054
( 2 ) A licence is a privilege granted by the State ; it has been conferred too
cheaply . ... money in these securities at 31 per cent and reasonably believed that
the continuous character of licences had been recognised by every Government
and ...
( 2 ) A licence is a privilege granted by the State ; it has been conferred too
cheaply . ... money in these securities at 31 per cent and reasonably believed that
the continuous character of licences had been recognised by every Government
and ...
Page 1057
It made the ante - 1869 beerhouses , like other “ on ” licences , liable to
suppression with compensation . There can , I believe , be no question that the
justices feel that their hands had been freed . Indeed , out of 514 “ on ” licences
suppressed ...
It made the ante - 1869 beerhouses , like other “ on ” licences , liable to
suppression with compensation . There can , I believe , be no question that the
justices feel that their hands had been freed . Indeed , out of 514 “ on ” licences
suppressed ...
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NATIONAL | 560 |
The Future of Tariff Reform By J L GARVIN Editor of | 571 |
To General Picquart on his Appointment as Secretary | 632 |
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