The same considerations apply to the dependants; of the militiaman.
Surely he can only apply to a hardship committee while he is serving as a militiaman?
Why cannot they do that for the militiamen?
The landlord issues a summons against the militiaman, and the militiaman is expected to appear in court.
The court decides that his financial circumstances are attributable to the fact that these militiamen are undergoing training, and to their consequent inability to pay.
We are all in agreement in trying to do the best we can for the militiamen.
I am speaking of allowances paid to militiamen and their dependants.
Does that apply to dependants as well as to militiamen?
