Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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Sivu 150
... PARLIAMENT 153 AND this by the antient ftatutes of the realm ' he is bound to do every year , or oftener , if need be . Not that he is , or ever was , obliged by these ftatutes to call a new parliament every year ; but only to permit a ...
... PARLIAMENT 153 AND this by the antient ftatutes of the realm ' he is bound to do every year , or oftener , if need be . Not that he is , or ever was , obliged by these ftatutes to call a new parliament every year ; but only to permit a ...
Sivu 187
... parliament . The feffion is never understood to be at an end until a proroga- tion : though , unless some act be paffed or fome judgment given in parliament , it is in truth no feffion at all ( 63 ) . And 4 Inft . 28. Hale of parl . 38 ...
... parliament . The feffion is never understood to be at an end until a proroga- tion : though , unless some act be paffed or fome judgment given in parliament , it is in truth no feffion at all ( 63 ) . And 4 Inft . 28. Hale of parl . 38 ...
Sivu 187
... parliament before the day to which it was laft prorogued . And it is understood , that when a parliament is prorogued to a certain day , they do not meet on that day , unless it be particularly declared by the proclamation that gives ...
... parliament before the day to which it was laft prorogued . And it is understood , that when a parliament is prorogued to a certain day , they do not meet on that day , unless it be particularly declared by the proclamation that gives ...
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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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