Law of the Church of England as a part of the law of England
Michał Rynkowski
European Commission, Bruxelles , BelgiumAbstract
The aim of this article is to demonstrate that the law of the Church of England constitutes a part of the English legal system. This thesis is confirmed by the way this law is adopted, by the commentaries and by the jurisprudence of the English courts, and even of the European Court of Human Rights. The most characteristic legal act, the measure, is presented in terms of the legislative process and the scope of application, on the examples given.
Keywords:
measures, State-Church relations, churches and other religious associations, Canon Law, legislation of church law, Church of England, Internal church lawReferences
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