Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's whoIssues for 1919-47 include Who's who in India; 1948, Who's who in India and Pakistan. |
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POWERS OF PROVINCIAL LEGISLATIVE COUNCILS . constituted by Lord Morley's Act of 1909 had acquired a considerable measure of control over legislation , in view of the fact that in most pro- vinces that Act and the rules framed under it ...
POWERS OF PROVINCIAL LEGISLATIVE COUNCILS . constituted by Lord Morley's Act of 1909 had acquired a considerable measure of control over legislation , in view of the fact that in most pro- vinces that Act and the rules framed under it ...
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as it is now called , which has become , like the Legislative Council in a Governor's province a legislature with all the inherent powers ordinarily attributed to such a body save such as are specifically withheld by the terms of the ...
as it is now called , which has become , like the Legislative Council in a Governor's province a legislature with all the inherent powers ordinarily attributed to such a body save such as are specifically withheld by the terms of the ...
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Member , Legislative Assembly , 1921-1923 . Publications : Calcutta Weekly Notes . Address : 3 , Hastings Street , and " Devadwar , " 34 , Baligunge , Circular Road , Calcutta . CHAUDHRI LAL CHAND , HON . LIEUTENANT THE HON.
Member , Legislative Assembly , 1921-1923 . Publications : Calcutta Weekly Notes . Address : 3 , Hastings Street , and " Devadwar , " 34 , Baligunge , Circular Road , Calcutta . CHAUDHRI LAL CHAND , HON . LIEUTENANT THE HON.
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| Title | Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's who |
| Editor | Sir Stanley Reed |
| Publisher | Bennett, Coleman & Company, 1928 |
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