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Page 882
... special value to the premises for which fabulous prices were often paid were
held on an annual tenure , were specifically granted for twelve months “ and no
longer , " and were liable to be refused renewal at any annual licensing meeting .
... special value to the premises for which fabulous prices were often paid were
held on an annual tenure , were specifically granted for twelve months “ and no
longer , " and were liable to be refused renewal at any annual licensing meeting .
Page 888
... as suggested , might be multiplied by the number of years of the time limit
which remained unexpired when the renewal of the licence was refused , and
that would give the compensation value , apart from the depreciation of fixtures .
... as suggested , might be multiplied by the number of years of the time limit
which remained unexpired when the renewal of the licence was refused , and
that would give the compensation value , apart from the depreciation of fixtures .
Page 1057
The argument that a licence is for one year only is insisted on to support a theory
that the discretion to refuse ... The grounds of refusal must have relation to the
licence refused , As was said by the Lord Chancellor in the judgment in Sharp v .
The argument that a licence is for one year only is insisted on to support a theory
that the discretion to refuse ... The grounds of refusal must have relation to the
licence refused , As was said by the Lord Chancellor in the judgment in Sharp v .
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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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