The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... jurisdiction over charitable trusts , and in order that marriages may be performed in such buildings , and also in order to obtain exemption , for their ministers , from service , as churchwardens or jurymen , on making declarations ...
... jurisdiction over charitable trusts , and in order that marriages may be performed in such buildings , and also in order to obtain exemption , for their ministers , from service , as churchwardens or jurymen , on making declarations ...
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... jurisdiction was taken away , ( 2 ) in appeals in ecclesiastical matters . In theory this was not a departure from ... jurisdictions of CHURCH AND STATE . 5.
... jurisdiction was taken away , ( 2 ) in appeals in ecclesiastical matters . In theory this was not a departure from ... jurisdictions of CHURCH AND STATE . 5.
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. former position of co - existing authorities and jurisdictions of the State and ... jurisdiction . A proof of this change is to be found in the fact that the term " Nonconformist " is not found before ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. former position of co - existing authorities and jurisdictions of the State and ... jurisdiction . A proof of this change is to be found in the fact that the term " Nonconformist " is not found before ...
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... jurisdiction as regards spiritual matters , and that this would be regarded as a case of discipline over a clerk , which was too heinous to make any reference to a Civil Court for sanction necessary . The contributions made by Bishop ...
... jurisdiction as regards spiritual matters , and that this would be regarded as a case of discipline over a clerk , which was too heinous to make any reference to a Civil Court for sanction necessary . The contributions made by Bishop ...
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... jurisdiction over cases of doc- trine . The jurisdiction of the civil power to deal with heresy was based by the Tudor sovereigns upon their power by virtue of the Royal Supremacy , as regards the Church , to reform and reduce all ...
... jurisdiction over cases of doc- trine . The jurisdiction of the civil power to deal with heresy was based by the Tudor sovereigns upon their power by virtue of the Royal Supremacy , as regards the Church , to reform and reduce all ...
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