The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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... proxy ; — " No lord of this house shall be capable of receiving above two ' proxies , nor more to be numbered in any ... proxy , and afterwards sits again in the house , his coming and sitting again in Paliament doth determine that proxy ...
... proxy ; — " No lord of this house shall be capable of receiving above two ' proxies , nor more to be numbered in any ... proxy , and afterwards sits again in the house , his coming and sitting again in Paliament doth determine that proxy ...
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... proxy , and their votes are numbered with the rest ; the joint majority of votes and proxies being decisive of the question . The following rules and restrictions are incident to the right of voting by proxy ; - " No lord of this house ...
... proxy , and their votes are numbered with the rest ; the joint majority of votes and proxies being decisive of the question . The following rules and restrictions are incident to the right of voting by proxy ; - " No lord of this house ...
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... proxy , and their votes are numbered with the rest ; the joint majority of votes and proxies being decisive of the question . The following rules and restrictions are incident to the right of voting by proxy ; — “ No lord of this house ...
... proxy , and their votes are numbered with the rest ; the joint majority of votes and proxies being decisive of the question . The following rules and restrictions are incident to the right of voting by proxy ; — “ No lord of this house ...
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