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Ecclesiastical Law

derived largely from cannon and civil law and administered by ecclesiastical courts black s law dictionary 7th edn p 530 … ecclesiastical law the law administered in the ecclesiastical courts it is derived


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Canon law

a science the canon law properly so called denotes the ecclesiastical law sanctioned by the church of rome it borrows from … of law developed within a particular religious traditions black s law dictionary 7th edn


Law spiritual

law spiritual lex spiritualis lat the ecclesiastical law co litt 344 … law spiritual lex spiritualis lat the ecclesiastical law co litt 344


Marriage

and until the marriage had been declared void by the ecclesiastical courts which declaration made the marriage void ab initio but … married in foreign christian countries according to the forms and laws of those countries the common law in ascertaining their validity


Clergy

also chitty s statutes tit church and clergy phillimore s ecclesiastical law dale s clergyman s legal handbook and whitehead s … chitty s statutes tit church and clergy phillimore s ecclesiastical law dale s clergyman s legal handbook and whitehead s church


Civil Law

superintendence of the common law years still however keeping an ecclesiastic at the head of affairs in the high station of … second by citing the initial words and numbers of the law or paragraph with the initial words of the book or


Inhibition

1871 34 35 vict c 45 s 5 english benefices ecclesiastical duties measures 1926 16 17 geo 5 no 8 dale … from giving credit to a man s wife bell s law dictionary


H'retico comburendo, De

protestant archbishops or bishops or any other judges of any ecclesiastical courts to punish according to his majesty s ecclesiastical laws … h retico comburendo de an ancient common law writ against a heretic who having been convicted of heresy


Chancellor of a Diocese, or of a Bishop

court in his diocese and to adjudicate upon matters of ecclesiastical law he is the vicar general of the bishop and … in his diocese and to adjudicate upon matters of ecclesiastical law he is the vicar general of the bishop and by


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