The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 11
... position of the Church as a historic organi- sation has the further advantage of rendering it independent of the civil Courts as regards its status , doctrines and organi- sation . It can take property left or given or placed in trust ...
... position of the Church as a historic organi- sation has the further advantage of rendering it independent of the civil Courts as regards its status , doctrines and organi- sation . It can take property left or given or placed in trust ...
Page 12
... sanction of the Crown . For these the only quid pro quo is her privileged position . But the proposed . disestablishment and disendowment of the Church in Wales raises the converse question what is to be the attitude 12 CHURCH AND STATE .
... sanction of the Crown . For these the only quid pro quo is her privileged position . But the proposed . disestablishment and disendowment of the Church in Wales raises the converse question what is to be the attitude 12 CHURCH AND STATE .
Page 13
... position of Convocation . The dioceses of the Church in Wales have for prac- tical purposes always ( i.e. , since the beginning of the 13th century without dispute ) been part of the Province of Canterbury . Until the submission of the ...
... position of Convocation . The dioceses of the Church in Wales have for prac- tical purposes always ( i.e. , since the beginning of the 13th century without dispute ) been part of the Province of Canterbury . Until the submission of the ...
Page 15
... position the disestablished Church in Wales is to hold . In many respects it is similar to the Irish Church Act 1869. Briefly , it provides that the Church of England , so far as it extends to or exists in Wales and Monmouthshire ...
... position the disestablished Church in Wales is to hold . In many respects it is similar to the Irish Church Act 1869. Briefly , it provides that the Church of England , so far as it extends to or exists in Wales and Monmouthshire ...
Page 19
... position of a dis- established Church must surely be that it should be free from State control and its voluntary organisation should be left to its free choice , and the State's right of control should be limited to the State's ...
... position of a dis- established Church must surely be that it should be free from State control and its voluntary organisation should be left to its free choice , and the State's right of control should be limited to the State's ...
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