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Return of writs |
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RETURN OF WRITS, practice. A short account in writing, made by the sheriff,
or other ministerial officer, of the manner in which he has executed a writ.
Steph. on Pl. 24.
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40) The requirement that parliament meet within one week of the return of writs did not appear to alter the frantic bargaining for support that has always been a feature of the post-election scene in PNG: Bill Standish reported that following the 1992 election, a period of "intense politicking followed the poll, in which helicopters plucked winners to 'lockups' in isolated resorts before Parliament convened. |
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