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Observations on the opinion of the Acting Attorney General (Mr Ball) as to the Liability of the Government resume Mt Duddell's Grown Lot

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The Acting Attorney General

has founded his opinion upon the analogy, which he conceives to exist between this case and the

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my mind, sufficient to throw some doubt

upon the liability of the Government, under the circumstances, to resume

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Observations on the Opinion of the Acting Attorney General (Mr Ball) as to the Liability of the Government to Resume Mt Duddell's Crown Lot

The Acting Attorney General has founded his opinion upon the analogy, which he conceives to exist between this case and the cases decided under the Hands Clauses Act; but a distinction presents itself to my mind, sufficient to throw some doubt upon the liability of the Government, under the circumstances, to resume.

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