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GA Z E T TE
SEPTEMBER 1984
chargeable hou rs a nd such a figure runs counter to not
only the results of the present survey but also to the earlier
surveys.
The Remun e r a t i on Commi t t ee is very grateful to the
practitioners who t ook part in the survey a nd the firms
which sent in returns have been supplied with a full copy
of the survey report. Inevitably, f u r t h er surveys will be
necessary, but the present survey does not change the
views of the Remun e r a t i on Commi t t ee that figures in
excess of 1,000 chargeable hours can only be achieved by a
heavy a nd u nwa r r a n t a b le amo u nt of overtime being
und e r t a k e n.
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CROSSWORD SOLUTION
(September issue)
Across
Down
1. Assignees
2. Semble
9. Alpine
3. Irrupt
10. Embracer
4. No cost
1 1. Attorn
5. Enraged
12. Elopes
6. Aliter
14. Gage
7. Dinosaur
15. Title
8. Reinstate
16. Errant
11. Agent
18. Entrees
13. Eire
21. Steer it
17. Relegated
24. Exitus
19. Trillion
26. Retro
20. Ensue
30. Ruse
22. Fiyre
31. Aerial
23. Precede
32. Anlagc
25. Urgent
33. Fins legis
27. Tasset
34. Eloins
28. Ordeal
35. Mental age
29. Raving
CROSSWORD
Across
1. It expresses consent in an impressive way. 4
3. Selected a personal chattel. 5
6. Set going without restrictions. 4
11. Simply a legal wrong. 7
12. Change to round booming voice. 7
13. The limit of ambition. 3
14. Does he arrange remission of sin? 9
18. Hilary, perhaps. 7
19. Game-y and pulpy. 7
20. They take too much interest in their profession. 7
23. The legislative act of extent. 7
25. Four in the curate's remedies. 9
26. Consumed food in a catering establishment. 3
30. A quiet beat as the celestial bodies approach. 7
31. Ruin the CIA in open court. 2,5
32. That's the end, musically speaking. 4
33. A proverb of the AD period. 5
34. Right on the borderline. 4
Down
1. An error in the agreed terms of a marine policy? 4
2. An incidental, added on. 7
4. Listening to a trial? 7
5. He got engaged. 7
7. Sullen looking pigeons. 7
8. Swelling, on a graph perhaps. 4
9. An attempt to score one? 3
10. Just the thing for Cyclops. 9
15. The discharge of parties who are at it. 5
16. The skinflint who can be cheerful? Obviously not. 9
17. Lots of bits for the computer. 5
21. I hear you prudes have been taken over. 7
22. This will buy some pints Fid for the curate. 7
23. Encountering an assembly. 7
24. Spoke out and made it public. 7
27. It has nothing to do with the clergy. 4
28. Perform a deed, in law? 3
29. It cloaks a writ in "Real" actions? 4
(Solution — see page 227)
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