The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... provisions for maintaining ecclesiastical discipline in the Church under the Acts of 1840 , 1892 and 1898. But these Courts cannot impose penalties other than deprivation or suspension from office , and the ecclesiastical jurisdiction ...
... provisions for maintaining ecclesiastical discipline in the Church under the Acts of 1840 , 1892 and 1898. But these Courts cannot impose penalties other than deprivation or suspension from office , and the ecclesiastical jurisdiction ...
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... provisions which reserve the present jurisdiction and authority of the Archbishop of Canterbury and his Courts , and ... provision that the Church property , which is to continue such , is only to be transferred to the new representative ...
... provisions which reserve the present jurisdiction and authority of the Archbishop of Canterbury and his Courts , and ... provision that the Church property , which is to continue such , is only to be transferred to the new representative ...
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... provision of the Act means that the Welsh Church , when disestablished , is not to be allowed to organise itself except subject to the Home Secretary's discretion , and will not be allowed to continue its connection with the Church and ...
... provision of the Act means that the Welsh Church , when disestablished , is not to be allowed to organise itself except subject to the Home Secretary's discretion , and will not be allowed to continue its connection with the Church and ...
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... provisions which dismember the Welsh area portion of the Church from the whole body , and limiting disestablishment to mere severance from the State connec- tion , which can be secured by abolishing State patronage of bishoprics and ...
... provisions which dismember the Welsh area portion of the Church from the whole body , and limiting disestablishment to mere severance from the State connec- tion , which can be secured by abolishing State patronage of bishoprics and ...
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... Provision was made . as to the disposal of the Church property , and power was given to set up an incorporated governing Church body for the purpose of holding property . The Church was thus left entire freedom as a voluntary religious ...
... Provision was made . as to the disposal of the Church property , and power was given to set up an incorporated governing Church body for the purpose of holding property . The Church was thus left entire freedom as a voluntary religious ...
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