The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 11
... further advantage of rendering it independent of the civil Courts as regards its status , doctrines and organi- sation . It can take property left or given or placed in trust with it without having to show what its doctrines are or what ...
... further advantage of rendering it independent of the civil Courts as regards its status , doctrines and organi- sation . It can take property left or given or placed in trust with it without having to show what its doctrines are or what ...
Page 17
... further evidence of this the provision that the Church property , which is to continue such , is only to be transferred to the new representative body , and therefore , unless such a body is organised ( which requires the approval of ...
... further evidence of this the provision that the Church property , which is to continue such , is only to be transferred to the new representative body , and therefore , unless such a body is organised ( which requires the approval of ...
Page 22
... further consideration of the whole question of the future relations between the State and the Church in Wales , is to be found in the evidence tendered to the House of Lords ' Committee on the second head of their investigation , viz ...
... further consideration of the whole question of the future relations between the State and the Church in Wales , is to be found in the evidence tendered to the House of Lords ' Committee on the second head of their investigation , viz ...
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... further associatte then to borde onlie and to have no voice as other called for lerninges have , no other preeminens of Reders or Benchers . " When a few months later Boswell and Timperley were added to the number on payments of £ 12 ...
... further associatte then to borde onlie and to have no voice as other called for lerninges have , no other preeminens of Reders or Benchers . " When a few months later Boswell and Timperley were added to the number on payments of £ 12 ...
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... further time being allowed when proper , and provides for the recognition and subsidising of what we may call " Protection Societies . " These provisions , which had not yet become law when the report was drawn up , meet with the ...
... further time being allowed when proper , and provides for the recognition and subsidising of what we may call " Protection Societies . " These provisions , which had not yet become law when the report was drawn up , meet with the ...
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