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- ↑ Maxwell v Department of Trade and Industry [1974] QB 523
- ↑ "Consultation on Inquiries (Scotland) Rules: Scottish Inquiries Under the Inquiries Act 2005". The Scottish Government. Retrieved 10 April 2013.
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