[Bell Historians] Re: Cornhill
Robert Lewis
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Mon Jan 7 13:12:54 GMT 2008
Are there any time constraints on the Chancellor with regard to
calling a Consistory Court hearing?
Presumably cases like Cornhill cannot be allowed to languish in the
"Too Difficult / Pending" tray forever.
I would hate to miss it!
RAL
At 23:34 05/01/2008, JEC wrote:
>Sorry - I have to disagree profoundly with this. Proceedings in a
>Consistory Court are in the public domain. There can be no possible
>objection to knowing what the proposals are, who is objecting to them
>and why. A desire for secrecy seems to be the archetypal English
>disease.
>
>John Camp
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