The Control of Building by Public Authorities. Discussion on Mr. A.N.C. Shelley's Paper
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The Structural Engineer, Volume 14, Issue 1, 1936

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Mr. Shelley asked the meeting to accept his published paper as read, and proceeded to give his replies to a number of questions which had been addressed to him in writing in response to the invitation contained in the footnote on page 429 of the November issue of The Structural Engineer.

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