 | Charles Hope Maclean, George Robinson, Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords - 1840 - 1114 strani
...a prohibition from the Court of King's Bench ; you might as well suppose that the Court of Session when you remit a cause with orders to alter the judgment would refuse to alter it. Conflict oi laws and of courts is by no means unknown here. We have, unfortunately, upon the question of marriage... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords - 1842 - 1024 strani
...prohibition from the Court of King's Bench, — you might as well suppose that the Court of Session, when you remit a cause with orders to alter the judgment,...alter it. Conflict of laws and of courts is by no mean* unknown here. We have, unfortunately, upon the question of marriage, had a conflict dividing... | |
 | Robert Buchanan - 1849 - 678 strani
...unknown Secreeofthe —»,. House of here. We have unfortunately, upon the question of LoFdtmarriage, had a conflict dividing the courts of the two countries...court of session have held one law, and in which your lordships,and all our English judges, have held another law. The court of session in Scotland has held,... | |
 | Robert Buchanan - 1849 - 706 strani
...from the court mud'iHIuid of queen's bench, — you might as well suppose that the ' court of session, when you remit a cause with orders to alter the judgment,...Conflict of laws and of courts is by no means unknown • _ House of here. We have unfortunately, upon the question of lati*marriage, had a conflict dividing... | |
 | William Hanna - 1852 - 640 strani
...a prohibition from the Court of King's Bench ; you might as well suppose that the Court of Session, when you remit a cause with orders to alter the judgment, would refuse to alter it." Never once during all that period when litigations about conflicting presentations, and the settlement... | |
 | William Hanna - 1853 - 448 strani
...a prohibition from the Court of King's Bench ; you might as well suppose that the Court of Session, when you remit a cause with orders to alter the judgment, would refuse to alter it." Never once during all that period when litigations about conflicting presentations, and the settlementof... | |
 | Robert Buchanan - 1861 - 544 strani
...deerecoftho when you remit a eause with orders to alter the judgment, civil conrts, , ' . as the Conrt would refuse to alter it. Conflict of laws and of courts is of session is honnd to by no means unknown here. We have unfortunately, upon ohey the * . , deerec... | |
 | Scotland free church, comm. on the records of disruption ministers - 1876 - 234 strani
...prohibition from the Court of Queen's Bench ; you might as well suppose that the Court of Session, when you remit a cause with orders to alter the judgment, would refuse to alter it." His Lordship, like all who hold Erastian views, had forgot the difference between the civil and the... | |
 | Thomas Brown - 1884 - 910 strani
...prohibition from the Court of Queen's Bench ; you might as well suppose that the Court of Session, when you remit a cause with orders to alter the judgment, would refuse to alter it." His Lordship, like all who hold Erastian views, had forgot the difference between the civil and the... | |
 | 1899 - 740 strani
...a prohibition from the Court of King's Bench ; you might as well suppose that the Court of Session when you remit a cause with orders to alter the judgment...upwards of twentyfive years, in which the Court of [309] Session have held one law, and in which your Lordships and all our English judges have unanimously... | |
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Commons would refuse to attend to a prohibition from the Court of King's Bench ; you might as well suppose that the Court of Session when you remit a cause with orders to alter the judgment would refuse to alter it. 
