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duty of fair representation
duty of fair representation see duty
Active-operations duty
Active-operations duty, in relation to Maritime Law, means a shipowner's obligation to provide safe working conditions, in the work areas controlled by the shipowner, for the Stevedore and Loughoremen who are loading or unloading the ship,...
Tack duty
Tack duty, rent reserved upon a lease.
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Salt duty in London
Salt duty in London, a custom in the City of London called granage, formerly payable to the Lord Mayor, etc., for salt brought to the port of London, being the twentieth part.
Paper Duty Repeal
Paper Duty Repeal. This was affected by 24 & 25 Vict. c. 20.
Hereditary duties
Hereditary duties of 1s. 3d. per barrel of beer or ale above 6s. a barrel, 4d. per barrel under 6s.,
Duty to report defective plant
Duty to report defective plant, where a self-employed person or an employee discovers any defect in any plant which he is required to use in the course of dock operations which he cannot rectify, he must,...
Bingo duty
Bingo duty, is payable by the promoter of the bingo concerned, but may be recovered jointly and severally from all or any of the following persons, namely (1) that promoter, (2) any person who took money...
no-duty doctrine
no-duty doctrine
public duty doctrine
public duty doctrine
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