Ecclesiastical Commissioner in UK Law
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COLONIAL COURTS AND THE DOCTRINE OF JUDICIAL PRECEDENT
...... to the courts of the Provincial Commissioner or Resident Magistrate, District Commissioner, District ... Council's decisions on matters of Prize law and Ecclesiastical law are, by the very fact that it is the only final court of ......
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REVIEWS
Book reviewed in this article: Accidents, Compensation and the Law. By P. S. Atiyah The High Court of Delegates. By G. I. O. Duncan The Restraint of Trade Doctrine. By J. D. Heydon The Conflict of ......... Delegates was the final court of appeal from the ecclesiastical and civilian courts in England until 1832 when its ... fewer problems than the obiter dictum in Bribery Commissioner v. ftnnnsinyhe [ 19661 A.C. 172, 193-19%, indicating that ......
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The Common Law Marriage
...... the Colonies of their right to resort to the Ecclesiastical Courts for redress in cases of cruelty and adultery.” For ... Commissioner Latey Q.C. in Pilinski v. Pilinska38 seemed at variance ......
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Void Or Voidable?—Natural Justice and Unnatural Meanings: (Part Two)66: V—Collateral Proceedings
...... Ey~e.~' It was the practice of the ecclesiastical authorities to enforce their decisions, not by physical ... Murrells (infra, p. 148, note 30), R. v. Commissioner of Valuation and tl. v. Berry (infra, p. 149, note 32), and ......
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REVIEWS
Book reviewed in this article: Maladministration and its Remedies. By K. C. Wheare. Jurisprudence: Text and Readings on the Philosophy of Law. By George C. Christie. Society and the Policeman's Rol......... concern himself primarily with the Parliamentary Commissioner, and this is indeed the case, but he also considers ... the Scots partnership, is a product of the ecclesiastical cor- poration and canon law rather than of classical ......
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‘An academic ombudsman’
The paper focuses on the tensions between the subjective discretionary decision making of an ombudsman and the objective non‐discretionary decision making favoured by judges, especially on appeal o......... for nearly six years.' A solicitor and former Law Commissioner, he was a Pro- fessor of Law at the Victoria University of ... Th e Lor d Chancellor' s role , originall y ecclesiastical , becam e wel l know n a s bein g tha t o f "Keepe r o f th e ......
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The Legal Effect Of Religious Divorces
...... For Pakistanis living in England the High Commissioner for Pakistan in London has been appointed the ... of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1857, the Jewish ecclesiastical authorities exercised the power of granting divorces on the ......
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Habeas Corpus as A Means of Review
...... 311-312. See, also, US. ex rel Vajtauer v. Commissioner of Immigration, 273 U.S. 103 at p. 106 (1927). 11 Estep v. ... the object of habeas corpus when issued to ecclesiastical courts, which are not amenable to certiorari, is to keep ......
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NOTES OF CASES
...... the Court of Session upheld the finding of the Commissioners that a wife living in England for the sake of her health ... work comprises in addition to the strictly ecclesiastical duties of a vicar (which alone are contemplated in the ......
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LIMITED PURPOSE MARRIAGES
...... Thus in 1811, Sir William Scott, sitting as an ecclesiastical judge in a church court in Dalrymple v. Dalrymple, and ... Hoskyn v. Commissioner of Police for rhe Metropolis [I9781 2 All E.R. 136 (one year ......
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