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The fusion of the common law and the ecclesiastical law : is it complete?
, 1972 Chapter I pages 1- 24 Consequent upon the separation of the temporal and ecclesiastical courts by the ordinance of William I, 1072 - 1076, it was necessary to decide : (a) What law could be applied in the Church courts? and (b) Over what matters they had jurisdiction?
Bursell, Rupert David H.
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, 2013 Le phénomène du religieux joue un rôle important en Europe. Le droit ecclésiastique stipule les rapports juridiques entre l’Etat et les Eglises et les Religions. L’article 9 CEDH et son développement jurisprudentiel créent les conditions d’existence d’un droit ecclésiastique européen de facto.
Georgiadis, Savvas
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Social Sciences, 2019 This paper aims to analyse the arguments in favour and against applying Political Correctness policies on campus, especially on the curricula. The arguments in favour that will be studied are the criticism of the canon and the fair representation of ...
Oscar Pérez de la Fuente
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Rechtsgeschichte - Legal History, 2021 This paper analyses the distribution channels for law books in the Hispanic Atlantic world, the agents who took part in the circulation of books, and the recipients of consignments of books.
Pedro Rueda Ramírez
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A late-modern catalyst in Swedish ecclesiastical law Göran Göransson (1925-1998) 1
, 2020 An important part of Sweden’s first freedom of religion act, passed in 1951, was citizens’ right not to practice a religion. The post-World War II generations lived in an increasingly secularized paradigm.
Modéer, Kjell,, Lund University.
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Kanonisches Recht nach dem Investiturstreit [PDF]
Rechtsgeschichte - Legal History, 2019 Melodie H. Eichbauer, Danica Summerlin (Hg.), The Use of Canon Law in Ecclesiastical Administration, 1000–1234 (Medieval Law and its Practice 26), Leiden/Boston: Brill 2019, 292 S., ISBN 978-90-04-36433 ...
Caspar Ehlers
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Liturgy and Ecclesiastical Law
Anales de Historia Antigua, Medieval y Moderna, 2023 The subject-matter of this study is liturgical law in the Czech lands in the Middle Ages, i.e. in Great Moravia, in the Duchy of Bohemia, and in the Kingdom of Bohemia. Liturgical law was shaped by the decrees of popes, ecumenical councils, Decretum Gratiani, and collections of decrees.
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Methods of Teaching the Academic Discipline “Church Law” in Higher Educational Institutions of the Russian Empire in the 1860s–1880s [PDF]
Вестник Екатеринбургской духовной семинарии, 2022 This article presents a historical review and systematization of the views of leading canonists and jurists regarding the problem of teaching methods for the subject “Church Law” in higher educational (secular and religious) institutions of the Russian ...
Priest Vladislav V. Bagan
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Pre-reformation Roman canon law in post-reformation English ecclesiastical law [PDF]
, 2022 Roman canon law did not cease to have an effect within the Church of England after the Reformation. English ecclesiastical lawyers continued to use pre-Reformation foreign papal law and domestic provincial and legatine law.
Doe, Norman
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