The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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... prerogative in Her Majesty to interfere with the free and full enjoyment by the Baronets of any rights , immunity , or privilege whatsoever incidental to their dignity in virtue of the Acts , patents , or engagements of her predecessors ...
... prerogative in Her Majesty to interfere with the free and full enjoyment by the Baronets of any rights , immunity , or privilege whatsoever incidental to their dignity in virtue of the Acts , patents , or engagements of her predecessors ...
Page 38
... prerogative to be exercised by volition ; it was an ostensible recognition of a right , but it did not in any respect confer a franchise . The Queen would not the less have used and enjoyed the Regal dignity , had the parsimonious ...
... prerogative to be exercised by volition ; it was an ostensible recognition of a right , but it did not in any respect confer a franchise . The Queen would not the less have used and enjoyed the Regal dignity , had the parsimonious ...
Page 40
... prerogative by the Statutes 53 Geo . III . , c . 24 , s . 4 , and 5 Vict . , c . 5 , s . 25 , which let in the Vice - Chancellors of the Court of Chancery to rank before Baronets . These Statutes have , however , been repealed . Another ...
... prerogative by the Statutes 53 Geo . III . , c . 24 , s . 4 , and 5 Vict . , c . 5 , s . 25 , which let in the Vice - Chancellors of the Court of Chancery to rank before Baronets . These Statutes have , however , been repealed . Another ...
Page 95
... Prerogative ; and , 8. Some reforms required in our Criminal Laws . 1. What is Punishment ? It is not easily defined . But Dr. Johnson explains it " as any infliction of pain , in vengeance of a crime . " Blackstone , regarding the end ...
... Prerogative ; and , 8. Some reforms required in our Criminal Laws . 1. What is Punishment ? It is not easily defined . But Dr. Johnson explains it " as any infliction of pain , in vengeance of a crime . " Blackstone , regarding the end ...
Page 129
... prerogatives are exercised by a political functionary , who can never , in any case , be alleged to be more qualified to exercise this great prerogative than a Court 9-2 CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS . 129.
... prerogatives are exercised by a political functionary , who can never , in any case , be alleged to be more qualified to exercise this great prerogative than a Court 9-2 CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS . 129.
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