TNA / MT 40 36 Pt 2

TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2

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TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2

A second digitised section of MT 40/36: Ministry of Transport papers on the Dynamo small-craft pool, special-service planning and claims procedure.

Holding archive: TNA
Collection reference: MT 40 36 Pt 2

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Source: The National Archives, Kew, MT 40/36 Pt 2. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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267	Log in to enlarge	you could complete the Committee Reference your ofrectations ) Mopose w.a. wand shall he secretary to 1 with amilance as from I agree that this has been a useful piece of the work and thanks are due to the members of the Committee Wholen and its Secretary. 1/6/40 should like to be informed a month hence of out- the d. I made in dealing with the schemes still A.G. him Burgess wishes he Riddell to progress standing and to have any comments which the t t or D. of F. may wish to make. to est 8/6/40 2th work outh Danhia Sir Julian Foley. 12th June, 1941. if enclosed herear th. The Committee certainly 'ems to have done ben no c frod the bhloard as lav a branch Lt-v Her rounding Leve board ice a of wak, 10/6/41. jr. from humber 1 Comm. practical different, efficients complaints for then - the Home of J.J.Ll 12-6. klydoe with the minimum L. 20/6/41 Jassum about In claimants have been (1584) 53157/1273 Thank hasber Commulto 2,000,000 4/40 - as was describle in nine JC&SLtd. (REGIMITE) 644/230 Code 5.35.0 readinen tain with which that hanks Sir Julian sent its secretary. Junury craft. Damages and Losses. In all 9 craft. are involved in this claim. Although the our craft an no notice aballo Surveyor met the Owners and concluded a settlement in sum incurred were not the result of the Dunkirk operations, although of £321.18.-. it was later found that the damages and losses total cort is small. of the craft had originally been inspected and considered for some that operation. They subsequently became involved in, firstly, are the members of the Chee, and the evacuation of Ramsgate Harbour, following Dunkirk and then in the bombing of the Port of London. It has been found necessary to look further into the history of these craft. cretery, are the complimented. that the Government is liable for the sum involved, either under by way Investigations are not yet complete, but if it is considered of preparation for the Dunkirk service, or for treatment seeM SMP the War Damage Act, the case will go to the Treasury for special consideration. It will be very difficult to separate the incidence of liability. minster "/b/41 (1502) 28899/1063 1,500,000 939 JC&SLed Gp644229 (REGIMINT) CODE 5-34-0 Contd... [OVER	London Minster Progress May Riddell

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you could complete the Committee
Reference
your ofrectations ) Mopose
w.a. wand shall he secretary to
1
with amilance as from
I agree that this has been a useful piece of
the
work and thanks are due to the members of the Committee
Wholen
and its Secretary.
1/6/40
should like to be informed a month hence of out- the
d.
I made in dealing with the schemes still A.G.
him Burgess wishes he Riddell to
progress standing and to have any comments which the
t
t
or D. of F. may wish to make.
to
est
8/6/40
2th work outh Danhia
Sir Julian Foley.
12th June, 1941.
if enclosed herear th.
The Committee certainly 'ems to have done ben no c frod
the
bhloard
as lav a branch Lt-v Her rounding Leve board
ice
a of wak, 10/6/41.
jr. from humber 1 Comm.
practical different, efficients
complaints for then - the Home of J.J.Ll 12-6.
klydoe with the minimum
L.
20/6/41
Jassum about
In claimants have been
(1584) 53157/1273
Thank hasber Commulto
2,000,000 4/40
- as was describle in nine
JC&SLtd. (REGIMITE) 644/230
Code 5.35.0
readinen tain with which that hanks
Sir Julian sent its secretary.
Junury craft. Damages and Losses.
In all 9 craft . are involved in this claim. Although the our
craft an no notice aballo
Surveyor met the Owners and concluded a settlement in sum
incurred were not the result of the Dunkirk operations, although
of £321.18.-. it was later found that the damages and losses
total cort is small.
of the craft had originally been inspected and considered for
some that operation. They subsequently became involved in, firstly,
are the members of the Chee, and
the evacuation of Ramsgate Harbour, following Dunkirk and then in
the bombing of the Port of London. It has been found necessary
to look further into the history of these craft.
cretery, are the complimented.
that the Government is liable for the sum involved, either under by way
Investigations are not yet complete, but if it is considered
of preparation for the Dunkirk service, or for treatment
seeM
SMP
the War Damage Act, the case will go to the Treasury for special
consideration. It will be very difficult to separate the
incidence of liability.
minster
"/b/41
(1502) 28899/1063
1,500,000 939 JC&SLed
Gp644229
(REGIMINT)
CODE 5-34-0
Contd... [OVER