The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... possible , the truly Catholic doctrines , and on the other hand to make the necessary concessions to the spirit of the Reformation , which was rising so rapidly on the Continent : and it found itself obliged to prescribe by statute the ...
... possible , the truly Catholic doctrines , and on the other hand to make the necessary concessions to the spirit of the Reformation , which was rising so rapidly on the Continent : and it found itself obliged to prescribe by statute the ...
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... possible for a layman to be prosecuted for heresy in an Ecclesiastical Court , and excommunicated if he refuses to recant , upon which the Court can order six months ' imprisonment . As regards the judicial organisation of the Church ...
... possible for a layman to be prosecuted for heresy in an Ecclesiastical Court , and excommunicated if he refuses to recant , upon which the Court can order six months ' imprisonment . As regards the judicial organisation of the Church ...
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... possible in the case of the Welsh dioceses , and how any person except members of the Church in Wales can claim to have any say in the matter . It certainly does not seem to be possible for Nonconformists to claim that Church people are ...
... possible in the case of the Welsh dioceses , and how any person except members of the Church in Wales can claim to have any say in the matter . It certainly does not seem to be possible for Nonconformists to claim that Church people are ...
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... possible precedent for the State interfering with the endowments of other religious bodies . The proposed action with regard to the Church in Wales , even if it is restricted to the mere withdrawal of the State's recogni- tion and ...
... possible precedent for the State interfering with the endowments of other religious bodies . The proposed action with regard to the Church in Wales , even if it is restricted to the mere withdrawal of the State's recogni- tion and ...
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... possible . Lord Blackburn , for example , said on one occasion that , the rules in MacNaughton's Case notwithstanding , there were " exceptional cases , " and thus secured an acquittal in a case where conviction would have been inhuman ...
... possible . Lord Blackburn , for example , said on one occasion that , the rules in MacNaughton's Case notwithstanding , there were " exceptional cases , " and thus secured an acquittal in a case where conviction would have been inhuman ...
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