10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARROGATION»
Discover the use of
arrogation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
arrogation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Arrogation (Miscorrection)
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A Systematic and Historical Exposition of Roman Law in the ...
At some period unknown, the fiction of popular legislation was dropped, and
arrogation was effected directly by rescript of the Emperor- Adoption takes place
in two ways ; either by imperial' rescript, or by the power of the magistrate. By the
...
William Alexander Hunter, 1803
3
A manual of the principles of Roman law relating to persons, ...
Robert Dundonald Melville. being one legally independent (em? jar-is) to the
position of one subject to the family authority of another person (alicai jar-is). If,
moreover, at the time of the arrogation the person so adopted was already
married ...
Robert Dundonald Melville
4
Quantum Religion: The Good News of Rising Consciousness
There is no biological basis for the hyper arrogation of one sexual consciousness
over the other, whether in familial or public authority. In the human species, the
sexual division of femaleness and maleness enable rationality to put greater ...
Sylvester L Steffen, 2011
5
The Institutes of Justinian
It is asked, what is the motive leading to the arro- gation, and whether the
arrogation is honourable and expedient for the pupil. And the arrogation is
always made under certain conditions: the arrogator is obliged to give security to
a public ...
Thomas Collett Sandars, 1917
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Judicial Politics: Readings from Judicature
Arrogation. of. power. or. accountability: "judicial. imperialism". revisited. The "
imperial judiciary" is an illusion. Judges only exercise power given them by
others and remain accountable both to professional interests and the public.
7
I Am a Monument: On Learning from Las Vegas
57 This claim to community requires what Cavell terms an “arrogation of voice.”
58 It suggests that each of us as a singularity is “representative” of what being in
common is, and a condition of that singularity is to speak for being in- common ...
8
The Principles of Roman Law and Their Relation to Modern Law
Justinian declared that it was a violation of nature that a son should be older than
his father, and, therefore, one taking to himself a son, whether by arrogation or
adoption, should be at least eighteen years (the full age of puberty) older than the
...
William Livesey Burdick, 2004
9
Child Adoption: Trends and Policies
Arrogation was usually limited to sons above the age of puberty and was
originally undertaken only in Rome, since it required a vote of the people (
Muirhead, 1880). The need for such approval stemmed from the fact that,
according to the laws ...
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The Institutes of Justinian with English Introduction, ...
Arrogation was first permitted in the case of the latter by Antoninus Pius (ULP.
Reg. viii. 5. D. i. 7. 21), but only after strict inquiry had been made into the
circumstances of the case. Besides the general inquiry which took place in every
case of ...
Iustinianus Augustus imperatore d'Oriente (imperatore d'Oriente), Thomas Collett Sandars, 1869
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ARROGATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
arrogation is used in the context of the following news items.
Towards the full modernization of Mindanao
... bedeviled the President's policies and actions on Mindanao, we find what some critics have called the arrogation of powers by the President. «The Manila Times, Jul 15»
How John Roberts' ObamaCare apostasy helped conservatives …
At first blush, Roberts' arrogation to the court, also an unelected body, the power to divine the true intention of a poorly written statute seems no ... «The Week Magazine, Jun 15»
The Question of a US form of fascism
Governmental contempt for citizens' rights has grown, along with instances of corporate corruption and an executive arrogation of more ... «Bay Area Indymedia, Jun 15»
Gerard V. Bradley
... with the marriage ruling but are profoundly concerned about the Court's arrogation of power to itself to decide all manner of policy disputes. «National Review Online, Jun 15»
Quotes of the day An error occurred. An error occurred.
The decision is a breathtaking arrogation of political power by the judiciary, a serious loss for the autonomy of the states and the people. «Hot Air, Jun 15»
Don't Blame the Second Amendment
But — and this is key — that exceptionalism is primarily the product of contemporary political pressure, and not of constitutional arrogation. «National Review Online, Jun 15»
Be detached, be tolerant
There has been a gradual arrogation of powers by judiciaries across the free world. The Indian judiciary is carrying out some functions that are ... «The Indian Express, Jun 15»
Rudd-Gillard years shown at best and worst
... inner cabinet of her, Rudd, Swan and Lindsay Tanner — and of how much she thought it was an arrogation of natural democratic and cabinet ... «The Australian, Jun 15»
Telesur Gets It Right: Kirchner's Argentina Is All About Her
... leaving an authoritarian legacy, a crippling inheritance for anyone who cares about individual rights, and the complete arrogation by the state ... «PanAm Post, May 15»
'Expansion of ties with S Africa important for Iran'
... relations said her country is keen on expanding cooperation with Iran in diverse areas including agriculture, technology and arrogation. «Press TV, May 15»
