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... not be considered out of order . ( a ) The same remark applies to British Columbia and Prince Edward Island upon their admission to the Dominion . ( 9 ) And afterwards for Manitoba and the North West Territories .
... not be considered out of order . ( a ) The same remark applies to British Columbia and Prince Edward Island upon their admission to the Dominion . ( 9 ) And afterwards for Manitoba and the North West Territories .
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If it cannot be considered as in any fair sense a concession of the right of self - government , it must at least be admitted that it fell short , only because of the theory which then obtained , of the independence of the two ...
If it cannot be considered as in any fair sense a concession of the right of self - government , it must at least be admitted that it fell short , only because of the theory which then obtained , of the independence of the two ...
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... the proclamation of 1763 ) , was the charter of government ; but , as we have already noticed , no assembly ever met in that province , and any legislation which was considered necessary was passed by the governor and his council .
... the proclamation of 1763 ) , was the charter of government ; but , as we have already noticed , no assembly ever met in that province , and any legislation which was considered necessary was passed by the governor and his council .
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The constitution of Nova Scotia has always been considered as derived from the terms of the royal commissions to the Governors and Lieutenant - Governors , and from the “ instructions ” which accompanied the same , moulded from time to ...
The constitution of Nova Scotia has always been considered as derived from the terms of the royal commissions to the Governors and Lieutenant - Governors , and from the “ instructions ” which accompanied the same , moulded from time to ...
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... as well as those inconsistent with Imperial enactments ( of the class we are now discussing ) , were considered inoperative ; and “ repugnancy , ” in one portion even , was considered to invalidate ( 1 ) Harrison v . Spencer , 15 0.
... as well as those inconsistent with Imperial enactments ( of the class we are now discussing ) , were considered inoperative ; and “ repugnancy , ” in one portion even , was considered to invalidate ( 1 ) Harrison v . Spencer , 15 0.
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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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