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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


Leases, Ecclesiastical

ss 20 and 26 see chitty s statutes tit lease ecclesiastical woodfall landlord and tenant


ecclesiastical court

ecclesiastical court a court having jurisdiction in ecclesiastical affairs a tribunal in an ecclesiastical body called also court


Ecclesiastic, or ecclesiastical

ecclesiastic or ecclesiastical something belonging to or set apart for the


Titles (Ecclesiastical)

westminster was never enforced and has been repealed by the ecclesiastical titles act 1871


Ecclesiastical

of the church not secular as ecclesiastical affairs or history ecclesiastical courts


Ecclesiastically

in an ecclesiastical manner according ecclesiastical rules


Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England

commissioners for england a body corporate established by the english ecclesiastical commissioners act 1836 6 7 wm 4 c 77 the


Ecclesiastical dilapidations

dilapidations in the parsonage house is governed by the english ecclesiastical dilapidations measures 1923 to 1929 14 15 geo 5 no


ecclesiastical law

ecclesiastical law canon law


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