The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 22
... regulations are Catholic in the widest sense , i . e . , derived from the great collective body of Canon law or Church law . The new Welsh Anglican Church - if it has to organise itself in such a local form - will have to decide for ...
... regulations are Catholic in the widest sense , i . e . , derived from the great collective body of Canon law or Church law . The new Welsh Anglican Church - if it has to organise itself in such a local form - will have to decide for ...
Page 33
... regulations relating to the Christmas Vacation were made by the Society . But references to the Society are few . The formula changes : - " Agreed by all the Bench ; " " Resolved by the Benchers ; " Agreed by the Governors and Benchers ...
... regulations relating to the Christmas Vacation were made by the Society . But references to the Society are few . The formula changes : - " Agreed by all the Bench ; " " Resolved by the Benchers ; " Agreed by the Governors and Benchers ...
Page 35
... regulations with the answer in French , " To this they are agreed , unless it be otherwise determined at the next Parliament . " As nothing was otherwise deter- mined , the said Act remained in force . One would suppose that the ...
... regulations with the answer in French , " To this they are agreed , unless it be otherwise determined at the next Parliament . " As nothing was otherwise deter- mined , the said Act remained in force . One would suppose that the ...
Page 45
... Regulations or Rules of Clifford's Inn can only be traced back to the reign of Edward VI , they , no doubt , in the main merely re - state the more ancient provisions . It is sufficient for the present argument to note that , by these ...
... Regulations or Rules of Clifford's Inn can only be traced back to the reign of Edward VI , they , no doubt , in the main merely re - state the more ancient provisions . It is sufficient for the present argument to note that , by these ...
Page 113
... regulations . Curiously enough , this is the only historical study of one of these Departments which has yet appeared . An early instance of " graft " is afforded by the statutory require- ment for printing new statutes in the public ...
... regulations . Curiously enough , this is the only historical study of one of these Departments which has yet appeared . An early instance of " graft " is afforded by the statutory require- ment for printing new statutes in the public ...
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