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Peculiar
itself, and exemption from that of the ordinary. There are several sorts:-(1) Royal peculiars which are the sovereign's free chapels, and are exempt from any jurisdiction but that of the sovereign. (2) Peculiars of the archbishops, exclusive … and exemption from that of the ordinary. There are several sorts:-(1) Royal peculiars which are the sovereign's free chapels, and are exempt from any jurisdiction but that of the sovereign. (2) Peculiars of the archbishops, exclusive of
Marriage
the age of 16, the marriage is void. Each party must go through the ceremony, consenting as a free agent without fraud or duress, see Scott v. Sebright, (1886) 12 PD 20. They must be unmarried. If … B and C). The marriage can then, at anytime within three months after, take place at the registered chapel specified in the license or certificate, without the presence of the registrar unless the parties require it, according
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Chancellor, Lord
OF JUDICATURE. The Chancellorship of Scotland was abolished at the Union, and that of Ireland by the Irish Free State (Consequential Provisions Act, 1922, s. 2. The multifarious duties of the Lord Chancellor and the excessive work … (for none else was then capable of an office so conversant in writings), and presiding over the royal chapel, he became keeper of the sovereign's conscience, visitor, in right of the Crown, of the hospitals and colleges
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