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... appear to give to the legislature no control over the executive , more than had been conferred on the assemblies in the Maritime Provinces ; but there is one most important exception , to which particular attention must be given ( 8 ) ...
... appear to give to the legislature no control over the executive , more than had been conferred on the assemblies in the Maritime Provinces ; but there is one most important exception , to which particular attention must be given ( 8 ) ...
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Archibald has said ( d ) in reference to the constitution of Nova Scotia is clearly applicable to the other maritime provinces : “ No formal charter or constitution ever was conferred , either on the province of Nova Scotia or upon Cape ...
Archibald has said ( d ) in reference to the constitution of Nova Scotia is clearly applicable to the other maritime provinces : “ No formal charter or constitution ever was conferred , either on the province of Nova Scotia or upon Cape ...
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The matter material to be now noted is , that these statutory powers had been conferred upon the holder of a particular office which was now to be divided , and therefore a statutory re - allotment , so to speak , had to be made .
The matter material to be now noted is , that these statutory powers had been conferred upon the holder of a particular office which was now to be divided , and therefore a statutory re - allotment , so to speak , had to be made .
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Treating the “ powers , authorities , and functions ” conferred by previous legislation as a sum total , they carefully provide that all these powers , etc. , so far as they are capable of being exercised after the union , in relation ...
Treating the “ powers , authorities , and functions ” conferred by previous legislation as a sum total , they carefully provide that all these powers , etc. , so far as they are capable of being exercised after the union , in relation ...
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... ( as once indeed it has been ) taken from us ; by Imperial enactment , the legislative power conferred upon our parliaments , has been more or less limited ' ; by Imperial enactment only , can a change be effected in those limits .
... ( as once indeed it has been ) taken from us ; by Imperial enactment , the legislative power conferred upon our parliaments , has been more or less limited ' ; by Imperial enactment only , can a change be effected in those limits .
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| Título | The Law of the Canadian Constitution |
| Autor | William Henry Pope Clement |
| Editor | Carswell, 1892 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 26 Oct. 2007 |
| Largo | 672 páginas |
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