The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 45Butterworths, 1969 - Law |
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Page 167
... Lord Chancellor is the highest judicial officer , a member of the Cabinet , President of the House of Lords , and the possessor , as Bentham put it , of a multitude of heterogeneous scraps of power ' . If one wonders how a Lord ...
... Lord Chancellor is the highest judicial officer , a member of the Cabinet , President of the House of Lords , and the possessor , as Bentham put it , of a multitude of heterogeneous scraps of power ' . If one wonders how a Lord ...
Page 172
... Lord Chancellor actually does and perhaps the limitations to which I have referred , because nobody seems to understand this except , I suppose , another Lord Chancellor . Naturally the precise functions of a Lord Chancellor have ...
... Lord Chancellor actually does and perhaps the limitations to which I have referred , because nobody seems to understand this except , I suppose , another Lord Chancellor . Naturally the precise functions of a Lord Chancellor have ...
Page 173
... Lord Chancellor today has virtually nothing to do compared with the full day's work which he did in the times of Lord Eldon and Lord Hailsham . Far from it . As late as 1936 there were only 46 Law Lords , Lords Justices , and High Court ...
... Lord Chancellor today has virtually nothing to do compared with the full day's work which he did in the times of Lord Eldon and Lord Hailsham . Far from it . As late as 1936 there were only 46 Law Lords , Lords Justices , and High Court ...
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