Ecclesiastical Province in UK Law
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Book Reviews
Book reviewed in this article: A Cmhrry of Pay by E. H. Phelps Brown with Margaret H. Browne Labor Theory by Richard Perlman Industrial Disputes: Essays in the Sociology of Industrial Relations by ...... ... REVIEWS 121 areas of analysis that are not normally the province of the labour econo- mist: growth models, monetary theory, the ... The Study of Ecclesiastical Adminhtration by Peter F. Rudge. Tavistock Publications in ... ...
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Records management practices in the administration of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion)
Purpose: – The purpose of this study is to examine records management practices as factors influencing the administration of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion). Design/methodology/approach...... ... It has become thesecond-largest province in the Anglican Communion, as measured by baptizedmembership, after the ... TheAnglican Church is organized into 14 ecclesiastical provinces. It has rapidly increasedthe number of its dioceses and bishops ... ...
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Indigenising International Relations: Insights from Centring Indigeneity in Canada and Iraq
This article responds to recent calls to decolonise International Relations. Despite the urgency of this task, much of this work remains at the margins or worse, bound to colonial world views and c...... ... explore Indigeneity in two divergent contexts, specifically the province of Québec in Canada and the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) to illustrate ... Arba’ilū to Arbela during the Christian period in the ecclesiastical province of Adiabene between the fifth and the fifteenth centuries, the ... ...
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The Inheritance Act and The Family
... ... adminis- trators under the supervision of the ecclesiastical courts. Holdsworth points out that these cou&, especially ose of the southern province, in which the legitim first disappeared, “had never at any ... ...
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Reports of Committees
... ... REPORTS OF ,COMMITTEES PROPOSED REFORM OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS MANY lawyers would appear to be of the opinion ... 63). Above this comes the court of the province, picturesquely called the Court of Arches in the case of ... ...
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NULLITY JURISDICTION IN NORTHERN IRELAND
... ... , and afterwards under delegated powers by ecclesiastical lawyers.’ Their jurisdic- tion extended to divorces a ... husband when the wife alone is resident in the Province and the husband is not resident or domiciled in the ... ...
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Thomas M Green, The Spiritual Jurisdiction in Reformation Scotland: A Legal History
... ... courts, punishing biblical offences with penance and other ecclesiastical sanctions. However, in 1564 events took a different turn: the Crown ... , continued to arise that were partly disciplinary – the province of the kirk session – and partly matrimonial – the province of ... ...
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Legislation
... ... A similar council in the Southern Highlands Province operated unofficially for a year or two, but the intention to grant it ... , local government in Barbados has been a function of the ecclesiastical parish and as the parishes were established (six in 1629 and five between ... ...
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Legislation
... ... A similar council in the Southern Highlands Province operated unofficially for a year or two, but the intention to grant it ... , local government in Barbados has been a function of the ecclesiastical parish and as the parishes were established (six in 1629 and five between ... ...
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Government in Ethiopia
... ... " (Article 4).He is supreme in all causes, civil, ecclesiastical and military. Theoreticallyat least, all property belongs to him, all ... affairs.Thekadiis appointed bytheEmperor; there is one in each province. Appealslie totheShariat court, composed of three kadis appointed by ... ...
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