Marshall v Graham; Bell v Graham
Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
Date | 1907 |
Court | Divisional Court |
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9 cases
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Isle of Wight Council v Platt
...being about whether there was a reasonable excuse: examples are Hares v Curtin [1913] 2 KB 328; and Bunt v Kent [1914] 1 KB 207. And in Marshall v Graham [1907] 2 KB 112, parents were prosecuted for failing to send their children to school on Ascension Day; the argument was about whether As......
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Parochial Church Council v Wallbank
...What establishment in law means is that the state has incorporated its law into the law of the realm as a branch of its general law. In Marshall v Graham [1907] 2 KB 112, 126 Phillimore J said: "A Church which is established is not thereby made a department of the State. The process of est......
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Aston Cantlow and Wilmcote with Billesley Parochial Church Council v Wallbank
...under the spiritual and temporal sovereignty of the Crown; this notwithstanding its theological continuity since Saxon times (see Marshall v Graham [1907] 2 KB 112, 226). Both the spiritual and the temporal courts were thenceforward the King's courts, and it is by the latter that the liabi......
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Blades et Al v Jaggard et Al
... ... Phillimore, J., in Marshall" v. Graham , Belle v. Graham [1907] 2 K.B. 126 said: \xE2\x80" ... recalls: “As regards his ecclesiastical policy Bell (the Governor) imitated the unbending attitude of the Anglican Church at ... ...
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Is establishment consistent with religious freedom?
...in the Reformed Second Chamber' (2003) P.L. 674 (for discussion of earlier proposals). (15) See Phillimore J. in Marshall v. Graham, [1907] 2 K.B. 112 at 126: "A Church which is established is not thereby made a department of the State. The process of establishment means that the State has ......