A Treatise On the Court of Referees in Parliament, Containing Chapters On the Practice And Jurisdiction of the Court, On the Locus Standi of Petitioners in the House of Commons, And Reports of the Cases Decided in the Court During Last Session
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110), they could be excluded, from feeing, heard. In that case it was laid down, "As a general rule, all persons are entitled to be heard against a bill whose interests- are affected thereby," ,and as the petition, alleged that the pro- posed bridge might, tend to the .silting up of , the channel of the River Dee, of which they were the conservators, appointed by Parliament, this statement would appear give them unde^ .that; dictum at least, the right to appear. It is true, no land belong- ing ...to them was taken, nor were they actually ha the pqsitioniof any party defined by the standing order as absolutely entitled -torn hem standi; but it must be remembered^ that the invests of, the River Dee Company, were :inhnipal,tOfthpa$. of idx#: trvijs^ 6 ?* an( i ^W* the allegations of the.latter were, tittat the railway works would have the .effect of destroying the channel, which they were bound by Act of Parliament to protect, and. that they apprehended the result of this Act. t would be, to enable the, company to set it up as a defence when they endeavoured to put into effect their powers 1 under, the former statutes, .,; Locus Standi ' The Court ihas« refused- to hear the Vestry pf a Metropolitan Parish, against, a bill promoted by the Metropolitan B,oar4)i
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110), they could be excluded, from feeing, heard. In that case it was laid down, "As a general rule, all persons are entitled to be heard against a bill whose interests- are affected thereby," ,and as the petition, alleged that the pro- posed bridge might, tend to the .silting up of , the channel of the River Dee, of which they were the conservators, appointed by Parliament, this statement would appear give them unde^ .that; dictum at least, the right to appear. It is true, no land belong- ing ...to them was taken, nor were they actually ha the pqsitioniof any party defined by the standing order as absolutely entitled -torn hem standi; but it must be remembered^ that the invests of, the River Dee Company, were :inhnipal,tOfthpa$. of idx#: trvijs^ 6 ?* an( i ^W* the allegations of the.latter were, tittat the railway works would have the .effect of destroying the channel, which they were bound by Act of Parliament to protect, and. that they apprehended the result of this Act. t would be, to enable the, company to set it up as a defence when they endeavoured to put into effect their powers 1 under, the former statutes, .,; Locus Standi ' The Court ihas« refused- to hear the Vestry pf a Metropolitan Parish, against, a bill promoted by the Metropolitan B,oar4)i
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