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Pagina 49
... right of appeal from the chan- cellor to the univerfity , it neceffarily fol- lows that there would be none . Such a right might indeed be created by the au- thority of an exprefs ftatute , as in civil causes it actually was ; but no ...
... right of appeal from the chan- cellor to the univerfity , it neceffarily fol- lows that there would be none . Such a right might indeed be created by the au- thority of an exprefs ftatute , as in civil causes it actually was ; but no ...
Pagina 54
... right of appeal thought fit to propofe , may not be inquired into , for that would be to infult fo confiderable a ... right of appeal , as he was advised that there was no fuch right , and they were perfuaded Opinion , & c . p . 60 ...
... right of appeal thought fit to propofe , may not be inquired into , for that would be to infult fo confiderable a ... right of appeal , as he was advised that there was no fuch right , and they were perfuaded Opinion , & c . p . 60 ...
Pagina 59
... right of appeal in matters of difci- pline . The ftile however is now altered ; and even this author's afking , where was the irregularity of the fenate's prefuming to confirm by their own authority , a right effen- tial to their ...
... right of appeal in matters of difci- pline . The ftile however is now altered ; and even this author's afking , where was the irregularity of the fenate's prefuming to confirm by their own authority , a right effen- tial to their ...
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