The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... called in the help of the State to uphold its monopoly of the nation's religious life , even by depriving members of other bodies of the full rights of citizenship , and that it has continuously opposed the claims of the other religious ...
... called in the help of the State to uphold its monopoly of the nation's religious life , even by depriving members of other bodies of the full rights of citizenship , and that it has continuously opposed the claims of the other religious ...
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... ( called the Church in Wales ) ceases to be established by law . All rights of patronage determine all ecclesiastical corporations in the Church in Wales are dissolved : and no bishop of the Church may be summoned or is qualified to sit ...
... ( called the Church in Wales ) ceases to be established by law . All rights of patronage determine all ecclesiastical corporations in the Church in Wales are dissolved : and no bishop of the Church may be summoned or is qualified to sit ...
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... ( called the representative body ) with power to hold land without licence in mortmain : and the pro- perty , buildings , plate , furniture , and other moveable chattels belonging to churches , etc. , of the Church is to be trans- ferred ...
... ( called the representative body ) with power to hold land without licence in mortmain : and the pro- perty , buildings , plate , furniture , and other moveable chattels belonging to churches , etc. , of the Church is to be trans- ferred ...
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... called upon to declare the correct legal doctrine on the subject of insanity . Five questions were carefully framed for the consideration of the judges , and the answers given by them were regarded as an authoritative enunciation of the ...
... called upon to declare the correct legal doctrine on the subject of insanity . Five questions were carefully framed for the consideration of the judges , and the answers given by them were regarded as an authoritative enunciation of the ...
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... called by Mr. Cockburn , Q.C. , the counsel for MacNaughton , to establish his belief that he was being persecuted , and , among them , Sir James Campbell , 1 Lord 1 IIe was the father of the late Sir Henry Campbell - Bannerman ...
... called by Mr. Cockburn , Q.C. , the counsel for MacNaughton , to establish his belief that he was being persecuted , and , among them , Sir James Campbell , 1 Lord 1 IIe was the father of the late Sir Henry Campbell - Bannerman ...
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