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Pagina 9
... appeal to the bishop's court , merely to fufpend the effect of the judgment given against them . The officers of the bifi op's court , being always ready to receive appeals , im- mediately inhibit the academical judge a quo ; and then ...
... appeal to the bishop's court , merely to fufpend the effect of the judgment given against them . The officers of the bifi op's court , being always ready to receive appeals , im- mediately inhibit the academical judge a quo ; and then ...
Pagina 15
... appeal from the court of admiralty ) , but upon an exprefs act of parliament . So little reafon had this author to say , that the univerfity authorized delegates to bear and judge appeals , as was agreeable to the practice in other ...
... appeal from the court of admiralty ) , but upon an exprefs act of parliament . So little reafon had this author to say , that the univerfity authorized delegates to bear and judge appeals , as was agreeable to the practice in other ...
Pagina 34
... appeal , and afking , whether any appeal con lie against an act that is done by virtue of that ftatute ; it would certainly be a mafter - piece of its kind , and of great ufe to instruct future cavillers at leaft . Again ; instead of ...
... appeal , and afking , whether any appeal con lie against an act that is done by virtue of that ftatute ; it would certainly be a mafter - piece of its kind , and of great ufe to instruct future cavillers at leaft . Again ; instead of ...
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