Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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Sivu 184
... case it shall be lawful for him to proceed thereupon ; but fo as that , in all cases of a general election , if he has the return of the writ , he fhall cause a return of the members to be filed in the crown office on or before the day ...
... case it shall be lawful for him to proceed thereupon ; but fo as that , in all cases of a general election , if he has the return of the writ , he fhall cause a return of the members to be filed in the crown office on or before the day ...
Sivu 186
... case of equality , ought to respite the matter till the next feffions : but if they are equal one day , and the matter is duly brought before them on an . other day in the fame feffions , and if there is then an inequality , it will ...
... case of equality , ought to respite the matter till the next feffions : but if they are equal one day , and the matter is duly brought before them on an . other day in the fame feffions , and if there is then an inequality , it will ...
Sivu 438
... case when divorces were allowed for canonical disabilities , on the mere confeffion of the parties , which is now prohibited by the canonsk ( 13 ) . However , divorces a vinculo matrimonii , for adultery , have of late years been ...
... case when divorces were allowed for canonical disabilities , on the mere confeffion of the parties , which is now prohibited by the canonsk ( 13 ) . However , divorces a vinculo matrimonii , for adultery , have of late years been ...
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Of the NATURE of Laws in general | 35 |
Of the LAWS of ENGLAND | 62 |
Of the COUNTRIES fubject to the Laws | 93 |
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