The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... ment of the Church in Wales , and its property and affairs , whether as a whole or according to dioceses , and the future representation of members thereof in a general synod or in diocesan synods or otherwise ; and the King in Council ...
... ment of the Church in Wales , and its property and affairs , whether as a whole or according to dioceses , and the future representation of members thereof in a general synod or in diocesan synods or otherwise ; and the King in Council ...
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... ment of MacNaughton showed a marked advance upon the treatment of Bellingham . The outcry against the acquittal of MacNaughton led , as has been already stated , to the House of Lords consulting the judges on the law as to insanity ...
... ment of MacNaughton showed a marked advance upon the treatment of Bellingham . The outcry against the acquittal of MacNaughton led , as has been already stated , to the House of Lords consulting the judges on the law as to insanity ...
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... ment of £ 3 : 6s . 8d . Apparently , Associates endeavoured to exercise the right to vote , for in 1468 it was ordered that Associates " should be no further associatte then to borde onlie and to have no voice as other called for ...
... ment of £ 3 : 6s . 8d . Apparently , Associates endeavoured to exercise the right to vote , for in 1468 it was ordered that Associates " should be no further associatte then to borde onlie and to have no voice as other called for ...
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... ment " were fined 3s . 4d . " according to the rule . " They would , however , appear to have lost their power of control by 1524. The following account will show the subsequent struggle to regain their lost privileges . An order was ...
... ment " were fined 3s . 4d . " according to the rule . " They would , however , appear to have lost their power of control by 1524. The following account will show the subsequent struggle to regain their lost privileges . An order was ...
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... ment of the Records rested in the hands of the Benchers and its administration was entrusted to them . It had become unmistakeably autocratic , and the only trace of democratic rule was the appointment of two auditors from the Bar , a ...
... ment of the Records rested in the hands of the Benchers and its administration was entrusted to them . It had become unmistakeably autocratic , and the only trace of democratic rule was the appointment of two auditors from the Bar , a ...
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