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SOMMAIRE DES MATIERES.

1ERE LIVRAISON.

10. D. GIROUARD: Church and State (continued)

20.

GONZALVE DOUTRE: L'Eglise et l'Etat

30. W. B. LAMBE: Marriage Licenses

40. D. GIROUARD: Railway Grants

50. W. H. KERR Powers of Provincial Legislatures

60.

D. GIROUARD : Insolvency Questions

70. N. W. TRENHOLME: Expropriation

80. W. H. KERR: Judicial Appointments

90.

LA RÉDACTION: Wills and Intestacy

100. LA RÉDACTION: Sommaire des décisions récentes

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2ME LIVRAISON.

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F. LANGELIER: Du Timbre des Effets de Commerce
WM. H. KERR: Powers of courts to pronounce upon the
constitutionality of Federal and Provincial Statutes 170

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D. GIROUARD: The Alabama Indirect Claims 60. N. W. TRENHOLME: Expropriation (continued) 70. D. GIROUARD : La législation Provinciale de 1871 80. LA RÉDACTION: Sommaire des décisions récentes

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LA RÉDACTION: Bibliographie-American Trade Marks

Cases

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Legislation et de Jurisprudence.

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.

CHURCH AND STATE.

I. IN SPIRITUAL MATTERS.

§ 1. Ecclesiastical law under the French Crown.

(Continued from Vol. I., page 456.)

Since the publication of the first part of this article, we have examined the supplementary factum of Messrs. Doutre and Laflamme, in the Guibord case. According to the learned advocates, the revocation of the Intendant Dupuy's ordinance of 1728, proves only that he had no power to act without the concurrence of the Governor. Well, admitting that Governor De Beauharnois did not go farther than that, where is the law conferring upon our present courts the combined powers of the Governor and the Intendant?

Again, it is quite certain that the Intendant had no jurisdiction in ecclesiastical matters. The royal commissions uniformly say that he is to be judge in all matters civil as well as criminal, and even to be judge, solely and without appeal, in civil matters: Juger toutes les matières tant civiles que criminelles et même juger seul souverainement en matières civiles." *

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Much stress is laid on the Edict of Installation of Mgr. de Pontbriand (1741), cited in the first part of this article,†

* 3 Ed. et Ord., 34, 39, 42, 46, 50, 56, 60, 62, 64, 66, 70, 75.
† Vol. 1, p. 437.

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