The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... held a Special 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 ...
... held a Special 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 ...
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... held on behalf of the Church or any members of it under this Act as if assured upon trusts to that effect . The constitution and regulations of that Church may , however , provide for the establishment of Ecclesiastical Courts for the ...
... held on behalf of the Church or any members of it under this Act as if assured upon trusts to that effect . The constitution and regulations of that Church may , however , provide for the establishment of Ecclesiastical Courts for the ...
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... held out his hand , as if to ascertain whether it were raining , and remarked to the chaplain in a calm and natural tone and manner , " I think we shall have rain to - day . " The treat- ment of MacNaughton showed a marked advance upon ...
... held out his hand , as if to ascertain whether it were raining , and remarked to the chaplain in a calm and natural tone and manner , " I think we shall have rain to - day . " The treat- ment of MacNaughton showed a marked advance upon ...
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. 6 general council , held in the Chapel of St. Richard in the said Inn , according to the custom thereof , all being summoned who are of the said Society , as well at the Bench as at the Bar , called ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. 6 general council , held in the Chapel of St. Richard in the said Inn , according to the custom thereof , all being summoned who are of the said Society , as well at the Bench as at the Bar , called ...
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... officers of the Society , however , continue to be " elected " on All Saints ' Day , till 1522 , when it is described as a " Council held on All Saints ' Day , " and when , if not earlier , 3 SELF - GOVERNMENT IN THE INNS OF COUrt . 33.
... officers of the Society , however , continue to be " elected " on All Saints ' Day , till 1522 , when it is described as a " Council held on All Saints ' Day , " and when , if not earlier , 3 SELF - GOVERNMENT IN THE INNS OF COUrt . 33.
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