Minute Dated 12 March 1982 Relating to an Indemnity to Be Given by the Secretary of State for the Environment in Favour of Employees and Former Employees of the National Building Agency

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Title: Minute Dated 12 March 1982 Relating to an Indemnity to Be Given by the Secretary of State for the Environment in Favour of Employees and Former Employees of the National Building Agency
ISBN-10: 0-10-185240-1
ISBN-13: 978-0-10-185240-1
Author(s): Joint Study Team Staff Great Britain
Publisher: Stationery Office, The
Published: 1982
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Pages: 783
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EAN: 9780101852401
ASIN: 0101852401
Prefix: 978
Group: 0
Group Name: English language
Group Identifier: 978-0
Registrant: 10
Publication: 185240
Check Digit: 1
Formatted: 978-0-10-185240-1

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