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... Lord Brougham's Speech on the Office of Lord Chancellor . London : Ridg- way . 1850 . The House of Lords as a Court of Appeal . London : Stevens and Norton . Appellate Jurisdiction of the House of Lords , & c . , with Remarks ; by ...
... Lord Brougham's Speech on the Office of Lord Chancellor . London : Ridg- way . 1850 . The House of Lords as a Court of Appeal . London : Stevens and Norton . Appellate Jurisdiction of the House of Lords , & c . , with Remarks ; by ...
Page 250
... House of Lords , and at appeals before the Privy Council . - After the appointment of the judge at the head of the Court of Chancery , the Lord Chancellor to cease to exercise jurisdiction in that court . - The head of the Court of ...
... House of Lords , and at appeals before the Privy Council . - After the appointment of the judge at the head of the Court of Chancery , the Lord Chancellor to cease to exercise jurisdiction in that court . - The head of the Court of ...
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... House of Lords . He proposes that the Lord Chancellor should not continue to sit in the Court of Chancery , and that the House of Lords should abandon a jurisdiction which they have been incompetent to exercise ever since its first ...
... House of Lords . He proposes that the Lord Chancellor should not continue to sit in the Court of Chancery , and that the House of Lords should abandon a jurisdiction which they have been incompetent to exercise ever since its first ...
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