The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 11
... Court , with his Vicar - General , and the Bishops of London , Hereford , Rochester and Salisbury as assessors . An appeal was taken to the Privy Council , which had held that the archbishop had such jurisdiction with or without ...
... Court , with his Vicar - General , and the Bishops of London , Hereford , Rochester and Salisbury as assessors . An appeal was taken to the Privy Council , which had held that the archbishop had such jurisdiction with or without ...
Page 15
... Courts for the Church , and , if the Archbishop of Canterbury consents ( which is subject to the approval of the King in Council ) for appeals to go from those courts to his Provincial Court ; but the Courts have no coercive ...
... Courts for the Church , and , if the Archbishop of Canterbury consents ( which is subject to the approval of the King in Council ) for appeals to go from those courts to his Provincial Court ; but the Courts have no coercive ...
Page 16
... appeal from the Welsh Church Courts to the Provincial Court depends on the approval of the Crown in Council , i.e. , the Government in power . The disestablishment of a territorial section of a church must inevitably modify the organism ...
... appeal from the Welsh Church Courts to the Provincial Court depends on the approval of the Crown in Council , i.e. , the Government in power . The disestablishment of a territorial section of a church must inevitably modify the organism ...
Page 37
... Appeal was then made to the Judges by the Benchers , with the result that Dyer and Oglander were committed to the ... court . 37.
... Appeal was then made to the Judges by the Benchers , with the result that Dyer and Oglander were committed to the ... court . 37.
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... appeal to history . This exercise of unlimited power clearly constitutes an usurpation . I have elsewhere1 pointed ... Court . It was demised about the year 1344 to certain appentricii de banco , that is to counsel 1 Law Mag . & Rev. , Vol .
... appeal to history . This exercise of unlimited power clearly constitutes an usurpation . I have elsewhere1 pointed ... Court . It was demised about the year 1344 to certain appentricii de banco , that is to counsel 1 Law Mag . & Rev. , Vol .
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