The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 141-142Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1947 |
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Pagina 232
... Parliament . By the Omnipotence of Parliament men commonly mean not merely that Parliament has the last word in law- making ; but also that in making law it exercises a limitless and arbitrary power , uncontrolled by any principles of ...
... Parliament . By the Omnipotence of Parliament men commonly mean not merely that Parliament has the last word in law- making ; but also that in making law it exercises a limitless and arbitrary power , uncontrolled by any principles of ...
Pagina 234
... Parliament has this absolute and arbitrary power over the lives of the citizens of England , one is entitled to ask who gave this power to Parliament ? According to the theory of the Constitution , Everyman is present in Parliament when ...
... Parliament has this absolute and arbitrary power over the lives of the citizens of England , one is entitled to ask who gave this power to Parliament ? According to the theory of the Constitution , Everyman is present in Parliament when ...
Pagina 239
... Parliament is to legislate for and to promote the common good of the community , it must accordingly recognise and respect the principles and rules of action which are ... Parliament is now illustrated 1947 239 THE OMNIPOTENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
... Parliament is to legislate for and to promote the common good of the community , it must accordingly recognise and respect the principles and rules of action which are ... Parliament is now illustrated 1947 239 THE OMNIPOTENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
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