- recession.
Analysis and
subsequent recessions have
provided evidence controverting Lauder's claims,
though related indices have been
proposed for other...
-
voluntary jurisdiction, or that
exercised upon
matters not
opposed or
controverted. The
Lords Chief Justices, judges, etc., had a
contentious jurisdiction;...
- crime,
while excluding "disputes
between learned men upon
particular controverted points" from the
scope of
criminal blasphemy.
Looking to this precedent...
- The 1875
Ontario general election was the
third general election held in the
province of Ontario, Canada. It was held on
January 18, 1875, to
elect the...
- (Purpura 2001).
According to
ancient opinion (which, however, has been much
controverted),
Irnerius was the
author of the
epitome of the
Novellae of Justinian...
- Act",
which retroactively amended the laws
governing the
contesting of
controverted elections, thus
effectively gutting the
ongoing actions. When the Union...
- 2024. Cowie, D. J. (2 July 1934), "How
Christchurch Got Its Name – A
Controverted Subject", The New
Zealand Railways Magazine, vol. 9, no. 4, archived...
-
court to stay an
indictment for
perjury as the
indictment was
found to
controvert the respondent's
earlier acquittal for murder. The
court held that charging...
-
months that he was in
office p****ed the
Electoral Law of 1874 and the
Controverted Elections Act.
Dorion was
appointed by John A.
Macdonald to the parliamentary...
- the state, so that
details of
private worship were
hotly debated and
controverted in the
public sphere. Similarly, ****ual
behavior was
subject to a generally...
