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Pagina 6
... Judge acts and fpeaks with the Bench . upon It must therefore be of great Importance to this Caufe , whether you have acted as a Judge , or as a Party in it ; because if you have acted only as the Latter , no Regard is certainly to be ...
... Judge acts and fpeaks with the Bench . upon It must therefore be of great Importance to this Caufe , whether you have acted as a Judge , or as a Party in it ; because if you have acted only as the Latter , no Regard is certainly to be ...
Pagina 9
... judge a quo ; and then , to hang up the caufe effectually , out comes a prohibition from the temporal court , to prevent the ecclefiaftical judge pro- ceeding on an appeal in a matter merely civil , and confe- quently former part of ...
... judge a quo ; and then , to hang up the caufe effectually , out comes a prohibition from the temporal court , to prevent the ecclefiaftical judge pro- ceeding on an appeal in a matter merely civil , and confe- quently former part of ...
Pagina 15
... judge of appeals from his arch- deacon , nor an arch - bifhop to judge of thofe from the bishops of his province , ( the chancellor being the ufual judge in the former cafe , and the principal official in the latter ) ; and tho ' , upon ...
... judge of appeals from his arch- deacon , nor an arch - bifhop to judge of thofe from the bishops of his province , ( the chancellor being the ufual judge in the former cafe , and the principal official in the latter ) ; and tho ' , upon ...
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