Journal of Comparative Legislation and International Law, Volumen4John Murray, 1922 Includes annual "Review of legislation" covering the years 1859-1949. |
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... Officers of the Crown were called on to advise upon a suggestion that the Legislature of the Cape of Good Hope might establish within a colony a number of subordinate provincial Legislatures . The Secretary of State , in a despatch to ...
... Officers of the Crown were called on to advise upon a suggestion that the Legislature of the Cape of Good Hope might establish within a colony a number of subordinate provincial Legislatures . The Secretary of State , in a despatch to ...
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... . 205 seq . 2 For examples see Keith , Responsible Government , vol . i , p . 458 . See Maitland , Constitutional History , p . 415 . by and in the name of the particular officer charged 22 THE POWERS OF COLONIAL LEGISLATURES .
... . 205 seq . 2 For examples see Keith , Responsible Government , vol . i , p . 458 . See Maitland , Constitutional History , p . 415 . by and in the name of the particular officer charged 22 THE POWERS OF COLONIAL LEGISLATURES .
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by and in the name of the particular officer charged with their execution . In the case of a colonial Legislature there seems nothing fundamental or Empire - binding in the actual position of the Crown as part of the law - making ...
by and in the name of the particular officer charged with their execution . In the case of a colonial Legislature there seems nothing fundamental or Empire - binding in the actual position of the Crown as part of the law - making ...
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... officers . If he was dissatisfied with them he put them ashore , and occasionally even confined them on board . Even after the Act of 1661 , captains occasionally confined their lieutenants or put them ashore . In September 1704 a Court ...
... officers . If he was dissatisfied with them he put them ashore , and occasionally even confined them on board . Even after the Act of 1661 , captains occasionally confined their lieutenants or put them ashore . In September 1704 a Court ...
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... officers , and by his indictment whereof he was accused they found him to be guilty of mutiny and so delivered their verdict under their handwritings and left him to 1 R.O.S.P. Dom . , Car . I , 80 , fol . 7 . the mercy of the Right ...
... officers , and by his indictment whereof he was accused they found him to be guilty of mutiny and so delivered their verdict under their handwritings and left him to 1 R.O.S.P. Dom . , Car . I , 80 , fol . 7 . the mercy of the Right ...
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