Select Statutes Cases And Documents to Illustrate English Constitutional Histor
Select Statutes Cases And Documents to Illustrate English Constitutional Histor
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" Ordered, " That the said Resolutions be fixed upon Westminster- Hall Gate, signed by the Clerk. " These Resolutions, with this, (to wit, ) Resolved 1. "That according to the known laws and usage of parliament, it is the sole right of the Commons of England in parlia- ment assembled, except in cases otherwise provided for by act of parliament to examine and determine all matters relating to the right of elections of their own members "... Were reported to the House.
(C. J. , Jan. 25, 1704. ) i...n RESOLUTIONS OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS This State of the Case being read, and approved of, the House came to the following Resolution ; (videlicet, ) " It is resolved, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled, That, by the known Laws of this Kingdom, every Free- holder, or other Person having a Right to give his Vote at the Election of Members to serve in Parliament, and being wilfully denied or hindered so to do, by the Officer who ought to receive the same, may maintain an Action in the Queen's Courts against such Officer, to assert his Right, and recover Damages for the Injury.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ordered, " That the said Resolutions be fixed upon Westminster- Hall Gate, signed by the Clerk. " These Resolutions, with this, (to wit, ) Resolved 1. "That according to the known laws and usage of parliament, it is the sole right of the Commons of England in parlia- ment assembled, except in cases otherwise provided for by act of parliament to examine and determine all matters relating to the right of elections of their own members "... Were reported to the House.
(C. J. , Jan. 25, 1704. ) i...n RESOLUTIONS OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS This State of the Case being read, and approved of, the House came to the following Resolution ; (videlicet, ) " It is resolved, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled, That, by the known Laws of this Kingdom, every Free- holder, or other Person having a Right to give his Vote at the Election of Members to serve in Parliament, and being wilfully denied or hindered so to do, by the Officer who ought to receive the same, may maintain an Action in the Queen's Courts against such Officer, to assert his Right, and recover Damages for the Injury.
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