The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... present to a Church living . Another equivalent term in the Elizabethan , Jacobean and Carolean statutes of uniformity is " recusant " ( generally coupled with " papist " or popish ) , which has been defined1 as a " person , whether ...
... present to a Church living . Another equivalent term in the Elizabethan , Jacobean and Carolean statutes of uniformity is " recusant " ( generally coupled with " papist " or popish ) , which has been defined1 as a " person , whether ...
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... present jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical Courts is permissive in character , faculties and the like , and is chiefly concerned with the fabrics and fittings of churches and churchyards , 1 26 Hen . VIII , 1 , and 1 Eliz . , I. 2 16 ...
... present jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical Courts is permissive in character , faculties and the like , and is chiefly concerned with the fabrics and fittings of churches and churchyards , 1 26 Hen . VIII , 1 , and 1 Eliz . , I. 2 16 ...
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... present form does not appear to state very clearly what position the disestablished Church in Wales is to hold . In many respects it is similar to the Irish Church Act 1869. Briefly , it provides that the Church of England , so far as ...
... present form does not appear to state very clearly what position the disestablished Church in Wales is to hold . In many respects it is similar to the Irish Church Act 1869. Briefly , it provides that the Church of England , so far as ...
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... present Act omits their provisions which reserve the present jurisdiction and authority of the Archbishop of Canterbury and his Courts , and declare that any change made by the Church in Wales after disestablishment in its constitution ...
... present Act omits their provisions which reserve the present jurisdiction and authority of the Archbishop of Canterbury and his Courts , and declare that any change made by the Church in Wales after disestablishment in its constitution ...
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... present argument to note that , by these Regulations , up to the last election in 1890 of the Principal , this lay with the whole body of the Company , that is to say , every member , from the Principal to the junior student , had the ...
... present argument to note that , by these Regulations , up to the last election in 1890 of the Principal , this lay with the whole body of the Company , that is to say , every member , from the Principal to the junior student , had the ...
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