The Times of India Directory and Year Book Including Who's whoBennett, Coleman., 1922 - India |
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Page 174
... that pass through India from Afghanistan accepts the existing Anglo - Afghan
the ports into Afghanistan ; goods imported frontier , with a slight re - alignment of
the boun by the Afghan Government for the public dary demarcated by the British
...
... that pass through India from Afghanistan accepts the existing Anglo - Afghan
the ports into Afghanistan ; goods imported frontier , with a slight re - alignment of
the boun by the Afghan Government for the public dary demarcated by the British
...
Page 175
... i the jurisdiction of British Courts ; and that they the right of importation of arms
and munitions shall not be recognised ... through the ports of the British Isles and
shall be concluded , for the preparation of which British India . such number of ...
... i the jurisdiction of British Courts ; and that they the right of importation of arms
and munitions shall not be recognised ... through the ports of the British Isles and
shall be concluded , for the preparation of which British India . such number of ...
Page 676
Maintenance further appeal was permissible under the Act . orders passed in
other parts of British Domi- It is now provided that in cases like these a nions are
to be registered in British India ( Section further appeal lies to the High Court ...
Maintenance further appeal was permissible under the Act . orders passed in
other parts of British Domi- It is now provided that in cases like these a nions are
to be registered in British India ( Section further appeal lies to the High Court ...
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