Okay, thank you.cedrone wrote: 17 Nov 2021, 10:52 Yes, it seems the official wrote "di padre o di madre", but the law said "e" (if the text I found is correct, and "e" seems also logical).
Angela
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AngelaGrace56 wrote: 17 Nov 2021, 22:12Okay, thank you.cedrone wrote: 17 Nov 2021, 10:52 Yes, it seems the official wrote "di padre o di madre", but the law said "e" (if the text I found is correct, and "e" seems also logical).
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Or maybe not? On thinking about it, I'm sure I've seen cases where a man has been given an exemption because his brother was currently in the army....? which of course is a different scenario, but .... I'll take a look through my records later. I don't have access to the different laws but I've kept some notes along the way.
Angela
