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And though the fact that he was an imperial or a papal official occasionally led English kings from patriotic or interested motives to refuse to allow him to exercise his office , he was never permanently excluded .
And though the fact that he was an imperial or a papal official occasionally led English kings from patriotic or interested motives to refuse to allow him to exercise his office , he was never permanently excluded .
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All the accused could do was to adduce evidence of new positive facts inconsistent with guilt , e.g. an alibi , or the fact that a person supposed to be murdered was alive , or insanity , or self - defence . · These facts must be ...
All the accused could do was to adduce evidence of new positive facts inconsistent with guilt , e.g. an alibi , or the fact that a person supposed to be murdered was alive , or insanity , or self - defence . · These facts must be ...
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In fact the court sometimes seems to have regarded devices used by the wife to withdraw her property from her husband's control , as frauds upon the husband's legal rights , unless the husband had received consideration for the ...
In fact the court sometimes seems to have regarded devices used by the wife to withdraw her property from her husband's control , as frauds upon the husband's legal rights , unless the husband had received consideration for the ...
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