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Page 58
It is not usual for the chancellor to pronounce his decree in open court ; but in a
few days after the hearing , the decree is extended , entered on record , and
signed by the chancellor ; a copy of which may be immediately had at the rolls
office .
It is not usual for the chancellor to pronounce his decree in open court ; but in a
few days after the hearing , the decree is extended , entered on record , and
signed by the chancellor ; a copy of which may be immediately had at the rolls
office .
Page 61
... of that excellent maxim , audi alteram partem , and enables them with more
certainty and precision to say , by their verdict , whether the prisoner shall be
called before the awful tribunal of the general court , or be immediately
discharged .
... of that excellent maxim , audi alteram partem , and enables them with more
certainty and precision to say , by their verdict , whether the prisoner shall be
called before the awful tribunal of the general court , or be immediately
discharged .
Page 80
At the Midsummer Tynwald court , he must resign his wand , the insignia of his
office , to the governor ; and he is immediately succeeded by the person
appointed by the governor in his stead ; he having first taken the solemn oath of
office ...
At the Midsummer Tynwald court , he must resign his wand , the insignia of his
office , to the governor ; and he is immediately succeeded by the person
appointed by the governor in his stead ; he having first taken the solemn oath of
office ...
Page 84
1 . interest in the island is a seignory , or lordship paramount , of the highest order
; because , independent of its unique reserved regal privileges , it is held
immediately under the sovereign ; it has , therefore , been very improperly
designated ...
1 . interest in the island is a seignory , or lordship paramount , of the highest order
; because , independent of its unique reserved regal privileges , it is held
immediately under the sovereign ; it has , therefore , been very improperly
designated ...
Page 94
... that upon the call of the bishop he shall immediately take holy orders , and
supply the vacant living , or pay back such money as he hath received of this gift
till that time , such money to be applied for the benefit of the church , in such
manner ...
... that upon the call of the bishop he shall immediately take holy orders , and
supply the vacant living , or pay back such money as he hath received of this gift
till that time , such money to be applied for the benefit of the church , in such
manner ...
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| Title | A View of the Jurisprudence of the Isle of Man, with the History of Its Ancient Constitution, Legislative Government, and Extraordinary Privileges |
| Author | James Johnson |
| Publisher | Thomas Bryce and Company, 1811 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 11 Nov 2014 |
| Length | 234 pages |
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