Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Updated: June 8, 2025
As one of the main props of Church Establishment in the village, Saunders had no great opinion of Isaac Costrell, who stood for the dissidence of dissent. The two men had never been friends, and Saunders in this affair had perhaps exercised the quasi-judicial functions the village had long by common consent allowed him, with more readiness than usual.
To go no further into the matter than the required refiling of charters: the State constitution gave the secretary of State quasi-judicial powers. It was within his province to pass upon the applications for chartered rights, and to deny them if the question pro bono publico were involved.
Enjoying the proud distinction of being notaries public for Alaska, and being therefore quasi-judicial officers, we were frequently called upon to take acknowledgments, affidavits, and depositions. I am not likely to forget the work of taking an affidavit from one Joe Ripley.
Considering the facts to be as stated, your objection raises a novel question. Have you any authorities?" "I do not know that the Supreme Court of this State has passed upon this question. I do not think it has, but my objection finds support in the well-established rule in this country, that a public prosecutor acts in a quasi-judicial capacity.
"That is unnecessary," broke in von Kerber, with a savage impatience of the quasi-judicial inquiry which Mr. Fenshawe was evidently bent on conducting. "I give Mr. Royson full permission to answer any question you may put to him." "You do, eh? You give permission? Do you pay his salary?" demanded the millionaire indignantly. "Yes, on your behalf.
What of the whole judicial or quasi-judicial administration of martial law?
Moore as a rule finds an active admirer of his political methods is interesting: "Mr. Bailey is a public servant entrusted with certain quasi-judicial functions.
Word Of The Day
Others Looking