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Itwas admitted that there must be some kind of occupation equivalent toactual residence, and in the present case there was nothing of the kind. No doubt the parishioners were glad to have a respectable gentleman tofill the office. No doubt the word "residence" had received underdifferent statutes different interpretations, the sense being necessarilydifferent. Sometimes it meant where a man could be found during the day;sometimes it meant where he slept or lived; and for some purposes perhapsth...is gentleman might be deemed a resident, but for this purpose it wasnecessary that he should live in the parish, be acquainted with theparishioners, and thus be able to exercise the duties of his office, which were to be personally exercised. The rule for a _mandamus_ to thevicar, therefore, must be made absolute.
Mr. Justice Mathew concurred.
Rule absolute for a _mandamus_.
From the _Times_, Nov. 29th, 1889.
APPENDIX II.
7 Gul. IV, and 1 Vict. , cap. 45, sec. 3.
Be it further enacted that no such notice of holding a Vestry shall beaffixed on the principal door of such Church or Chapel unless the sameshall previously have been signed by a Churchwarden of the Church orChapel, or by the Rector, Vicar, or Curate of such parish, or by anOverseer of the Poor of such parish; but that every notice so signedshall be affixed on or near to the principal door of such Church orChapel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Itwas admitted that there must be some kind of occupation equivalent toactual residence, and in the present case there was nothing of the kind. No doubt the parishioners were glad to have a respectable gentleman tofill the office. No doubt the word "residence" had received underdifferent statutes different interpretations, the sense being necessarilydifferent. Sometimes it meant where a man could be found during the day;sometimes it meant where he slept or lived; and for some purposes perhapsth...is gentleman might be deemed a resident, but for this purpose it wasnecessary that he should live in the parish, be acquainted with theparishioners, and thus be able to exercise the duties of his office, which were to be personally exercised. The rule for a _mandamus_ to thevicar, therefore, must be made absolute.
Mr. Justice Mathew concurred.
Rule absolute for a _mandamus_.
From the _Times_, Nov. 29th, 1889.
APPENDIX II.
7 Gul. IV, and 1 Vict. , cap. 45, sec. 3.
Be it further enacted that no such notice of holding a Vestry shall beaffixed on the principal door of such Church or Chapel unless the sameshall previously have been signed by a Churchwarden of the Church orChapel, or by the Rector, Vicar, or Curate of such parish, or by anOverseer of the Poor of such parish; but that every notice so signedshall be affixed on or near to the principal door of such Church orChapel.
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