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Qi- Do you know that he always poem ?
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Nor Woodcock is
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I cannot say that he does. I understand that that is the
usual procedure before going to Onurb.
Q:- Mo prosecuting Inspector goes to see the nuisance before he 1142. 1142
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takes the case, and suppose he finds the nuisance gone be
w11 drop the cave ?
In a caso like that of the nuisance being shatod in the
meantime prosecution would be withdrawn.
The Chairman
In this prosecuting Inspector always the same man 7
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Son of the senior Inspectors prefer to take their own cases
bal wo have one prosecuting Inspector who takes practically
all 04953.
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For the Building Authority ?
A: For the Building Authority and for the Sanitary Board.
Q:- Tho is this man ?
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
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Reference:-
C.O. 537
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And you say that some of the senior Inspectors prefer to 146
conduct their own prosecutions ?-
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They send in an application for a svewus to me and I for-
-ward it to the Building Authority.
Q: How does the Building Authority know in whose name to issue (148
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the authority to prossoute 7
The name of the Inspector who prosecutes would appear in the
form of application.
Q: Then the Building Authority as a baller of vouras lasuss the 1149
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authority to prosecute to that particula» person 7
To that particular person to prowicubs in that particular
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