The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 27Butterworths, 1951 - Law |
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Page 214
... Chancellor , hears causes and makes orders . From 1623 , he appears to have had some share in regulating the practice of the Court , as , after that date , many of the general Orders were issued by the Chancellor and the Master of the ...
... Chancellor , hears causes and makes orders . From 1623 , he appears to have had some share in regulating the practice of the Court , as , after that date , many of the general Orders were issued by the Chancellor and the Master of the ...
Page 231
... Chancellor takes part in debates ; but , when he wishes to address the House , he must advance to his place as a Peer , for the Woolsack on which he sits is technically outside the precincts of the House . He votes , however , from the ...
... Chancellor takes part in debates ; but , when he wishes to address the House , he must advance to his place as a Peer , for the Woolsack on which he sits is technically outside the precincts of the House . He votes , however , from the ...
Page 305
... Chancellor and Lady Jowitt . The President added : " We welcome our guests to - night not so much because they hold such high office as because they come to us as a part of Great Britain . During the war years and since the war , these ...
... Chancellor and Lady Jowitt . The President added : " We welcome our guests to - night not so much because they hold such high office as because they come to us as a part of Great Britain . During the war years and since the war , these ...
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Adams E C | 1 |
Public Highways in New Zealand as defined | 2 |
J South Africa Hon A van de S 329 | 12 |
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