The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... ceremony , and it is in this sense that the term sacrament is here used .. The reasons advanced by those who hold it ... ceremony requires a benediction ; only a priest can bless , therefore only a priest can marry . ( 3. ) A religious ...
... ceremony , and it is in this sense that the term sacrament is here used .. The reasons advanced by those who hold it ... ceremony requires a benediction ; only a priest can bless , therefore only a priest can marry . ( 3. ) A religious ...
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. ( 3. ) A religious ceremony tends to strengthen and purify that union on which so much happiness or misery depends . ( 4. ) By the law of the land a religious ceremony was neces- sary in former years ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. ( 3. ) A religious ceremony tends to strengthen and purify that union on which so much happiness or misery depends . ( 4. ) By the law of the land a religious ceremony was neces- sary in former years ...
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... ceremony . This double aspect , say its English supporters , is the legal one here , and ought to be more generally ... ceremonies and such witnesses as to make it certain that they had been entered into legally , and not clan- destinely ...
... ceremony . This double aspect , say its English supporters , is the legal one here , and ought to be more generally ... ceremonies and such witnesses as to make it certain that they had been entered into legally , and not clan- destinely ...
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... ceremony was to be performed was in holy orders , according to the Canon law he was originally intended to be only the witness of the union of the contracting parties . * Perhaps the espousing couple sufficiently celebrated the ...
... ceremony was to be performed was in holy orders , according to the Canon law he was originally intended to be only the witness of the union of the contracting parties . * Perhaps the espousing couple sufficiently celebrated the ...
Page 181
... ceremony must be performed in a licensed or authorized place . This license implies a permission granted by the State for the purpose of holding marriage ceremonies . This licensed place need not necessarily be a church , because ...
... ceremony must be performed in a licensed or authorized place . This license implies a permission granted by the State for the purpose of holding marriage ceremonies . This licensed place need not necessarily be a church , because ...
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