The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. THE LAW MAGAZINE AND REVIEW . No. CCCLXXIV . - NOVEMBER , 1914 . THE I. CHURCH AND STATE . HE passing of the Welsh Church Bill under the Parliament Act , subject , however , to its suspension till ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. THE LAW MAGAZINE AND REVIEW . No. CCCLXXIV . - NOVEMBER , 1914 . THE I. CHURCH AND STATE . HE passing of the Welsh Church Bill under the Parliament Act , subject , however , to its suspension till ...
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. or such as the High Court of Parliament should declare with the assent of the clergy in Convocation . " Though re- pealed by the Statute Law Revision Act 1863 , the Courts have always followed the ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. or such as the High Court of Parliament should declare with the assent of the clergy in Convocation . " Though re- pealed by the Statute Law Revision Act 1863 , the Courts have always followed the ...
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... Parliament to alter the mutual relations of members of those Churches as fixed by their trust deeds . Where these do ... Act of Parliament , and her deliberative assembly cannot meet without the sanction of the Crown . For these the only ...
... Parliament to alter the mutual relations of members of those Churches as fixed by their trust deeds . Where these do ... Act of Parliament , and her deliberative assembly cannot meet without the sanction of the Crown . For these the only ...
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... Act of Parliament of 1534 that the clergy have " ac- knowledged according to the truth that the Convocation of the Clergy is , always has been , and ought to be assem- bled only by the King's writ " —perhaps due to an inaccurate ...
... Act of Parliament of 1534 that the clergy have " ac- knowledged according to the truth that the Convocation of the Clergy is , always has been , and ought to be assem- bled only by the King's writ " —perhaps due to an inaccurate ...
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... Parliament always fully recognised Convocation as a co- ordinate body with itself , and in fact , in 1702 the Commons passed a resolution that it would on all occasions uphold the just rights and privileges of the Lower House of ...
... Parliament always fully recognised Convocation as a co- ordinate body with itself , and in fact , in 1702 the Commons passed a resolution that it would on all occasions uphold the just rights and privileges of the Lower House of ...
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