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In addition, he might have between £300 and £400 to pay for legal expenses, surveyor's expenses and other incidentals in order to register his title.
This is a particularly interesting case, because the incidentals are set out in the most minutely particularised fashion.
Of course, holiday resorts can be dealt with as they were before, and all the incidentals taken care of.
In my view, the words strengthen the clause and will direct the court to the substance of the matter and allow it to ignore incidentals.
They are the cost of distribution after processing, carriage and all other incidentals have been taken off.
The salaries of the inspectorate will be increased, but we shall also have a saving of £7,000 on travelling and incidentals.
There will be the rattle and noise of the selling of club colours and other incidentals.
For example, on less than £25,000 per annum, until recently, it had to provide publicity, propaganda, staff and all the other incidentals.
