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Claimants (then called plaintiffs) unable to gain access to the common law courts could ................ direct to the sovereign, and such ................ would be passed for consideration and decision to the Lord Chancellor, who acted as ‘the King's conscience’. The Chancellor based his decisions on principles of natural justice and ...................., making a decision on what seemed ‘right’ in the particular case rather than following previous precedents. He would look beyond documents

permettant au Labour d'eviter la reduction contreversee des allocations parentales (argent que l'on donne aux parents qui ont un certain nombre d'enfants) suggere par la coalition gouvernementale. Son intervention arrive alors que le nouveau Shadow Chancellor (pas d'equivalent en francais, c'est un membre du shadow cabinet cf http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_Cabinet, on pourra en parler au telephone demain si tu veux), Alan Johnson, se prepare a faire son premier discour important en tant que tel

difficult to approach (or seize) a court. They were obsessed by procedure. Many litigants were disqualified. The body of law was replaced by Equity: the Chancellor decided to replace the courts and to hear the disqualified persons. The Chancellor, most senior minister became a judge and by 1474, the Court of Equity was created. The Chancellor was a cleric who had read canon law (common law was only taught from the 19th century, before, it was considered a professional matter. It developed a body

ministre appelé chancellor of the exchequer qui est le véritable ministre des finances actuel. Cela dénote donc inévitablement d'une diminution de l'influence du premier ministre sur la politique de gouvernement. Le ministère des finances est un poste clef dans un gouvernement et son indépendance relative vis à vis du premier ministre est une importante séparation des pouvoirs et une réelle limitation des prérogatives du premier ministre. Traditionnellement en Angleterre le Lord chancellor of the exchequer

the government set up, besides students had still to do to remove the reform or change it, Students had spent Christmas and New Year occupying their university they want to convince university vice-chancellors not to raise fees to the new maximum of £9,000, but to nearer £6,000 a year, vice-chancellors not yet decided it must be in February, so students planned another demonstrations, sit-ins, petitions Currently two major protests are planned in London , the January 26th by the EAN (Education Activist

interest rate. Interest rates decisions are taken by the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee. The MPC has to judge what interest rate is necessary to meet a target for overall inflation in the economy. The inflation target is set each year by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Bank implements its interest rate decisions through its financial market operations - it sets the interest rate at which the Bank lends to banks and other financial institutions. The Bank has close links with financial markets

the Upper House which is the highest Court of Appeal in the United Kingdom. The Cabinet : Prime Minister : David Cameron Deputy Prime Minister : Nick Clegg Chancellor of the Exchequer : George Osborne ( ministre des finances ) Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs : William hague Lord Chancellor ( Secretary of State for justice : Kenneth Clarke Etc.. The shadow Cabinet : The shadow leader is Rosie Winterton ( Labour )

celle de Salisbury en possèdent chacune un exemplaire.- 2 - 2.3 Personne(s) à contacter : (1) Dr Claire Breay, Head of Medieval and Earlier Manuscripts, The British Library (2) The Revd Canon Professor Mike West, Chancellor of Lincoln Cathedral (3) The Revd Canon Edward Probert, Chancellor of Salisbury Cathedral 2.4 Coordonnées complètes de la personne à contacter (adresse, téléphone, fax, adresse électronique) : (1) The British Library, 96 Euston Road, Londres, NW1 2DB Tél. : +44 (0)20

not strictly binding, it combines to make the body of common law progress. Common law and Equity In the late 15th century petitions became more numerous. The king delegated his authority to his chancellor and the Court of Chancery came into being to administer equity. The chancellor was in charge of the Great Seal and also of the Writ?? Office. His role was to hear cases and to establish decisions to give fairness or equity, to give justice to the litigants. The Court of Chancery

1. Where Chess may have been invented in the VIth century ? ( China. ( India. ( Egypt. 2. What chessmen included this antique game ? ( The ship, the horse, the elephant, the king an pawns. ( The rajah, the chancellor of the exchequer, and dwarves. ( The king, the queen, the knight and the sheep. 3. A legend says a wiseman invented Chess in order to ( Demonstrate to the king that his power came from people. ( Teach people 10120 ways to