Examples of Lord President in a sentence
Lord Radcliffe was adopting dicta of the Lord President (Normand) in Inland Revenue v Fraser [1942] SC 493 at 497 and Lord Cooper in Inland Revenue Commissioners v Toll Property Co Ltd [1952] SC 387 at 393.
Lord President of the Privy Council, ex p Page, 1993 AC 682 : (1992) 3 WLR 1112 (HL), seems to have opined that the true effect of Anisminic was still in doubt.
Before invoking that process, the Lord President may choose to offer guidance or a warning or both or to invoke any of the sanctions outlined in paragraph 7.1 of this Code.
The first is that of Sir Robert Spotiswoode of Pentland and New Abbey, who was appointed an ordinary Lord in 1626 and Lord President in 1633.
The Yang di-Pertuan Agong shall before exercising his functions take and subscribe before the Conference of Rulers and in the presence of the Lord President of the Supreme Court (or in his absence the next senior judge of the Supreme Court available) the oath of office set out in Part 1 of the Fourth Schedule; and the oath shall be attested by two persons appointed for the purpose by the Conference of Rulers.
The Diaries of a Cabinet Minister: Volume Two, Lord President of the Council and Leader of the House of Commons.
The Lord President of the Supreme Court shall before exercising the functions of his office take and subscribe the oath of office and allegiance set out in the Sixth Schedule, and shall do so in the presence of the Yang di- Pertuan Agong.
Lord Minginish, President The SCTS also provides administrative support to new tribunals created by the Tribunals (Scotland) Act 2014: the First-tier Tribunal for Scotland and the Upper Tribunal for Scotland: The Lord President is the head of the Scottish Tribunals and has delegated various functions to the President of Scottish Tribunals, the Rt Hon Lady Smith.
The Supreme Court shall consist of a president of the Court (to be styled "the Lord President of the Supreme Court"), of the Chief Justices of the High Courts and, until the Yang di- Pertuan Agong by order otherwise provides, of four other judges and such additional judges as may be appointed pursuant to Clause (1A).
The latter is 46 As defined in Section 20 of the 1890 Act.47 Section 5 of the 1890 Act.48 See dicta of Lord President Cooper giving the leading judgment in Mair v Wood 1948 SC 83.49 Section 1216(1) Companies Act 2006 also seems comfortable, by implication, that partnerships (Scottish or otherwise) can have legal personality.