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Page 21
... till Queen Mary's reign , when it was by letters - patent dissolved , and its
authority annexed to the Court of Exchequer * -- subject as to the Church lands to
the authority of this court , but as to other property without any controlling
authority .
... till Queen Mary's reign , when it was by letters - patent dissolved , and its
authority annexed to the Court of Exchequer * -- subject as to the Church lands to
the authority of this court , but as to other property without any controlling
authority .
Page 52
Now with respect to the text books of authority , we think we may assert that no
other text book of authority , except Cowell's Interpreter , and no other court or
judge has ever before put forth or sanctioned the above explanation ; the
passage ...
Now with respect to the text books of authority , we think we may assert that no
other text book of authority , except Cowell's Interpreter , and no other court or
judge has ever before put forth or sanctioned the above explanation ; the
passage ...
Page 73
Granting therefore that Lord Hale was the author of this treatise , his authority ,
unsupported by a decided case , will probably not be deemed very conclusive in
a question where the claims of the crown and the subject conflict . But then it is ...
Granting therefore that Lord Hale was the author of this treatise , his authority ,
unsupported by a decided case , will probably not be deemed very conclusive in
a question where the claims of the crown and the subject conflict . But then it is ...
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Contents
ADMIRALTY ECCLESIASTICAL AND BANKRUPTCY | 58 |
LAW MAGAZINE VOL XIV N S FEB MAY 1851 | 101 |
COMMON LAW 1 113 | 113 |
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