...that in other respects there was no conflict with the powers of the Dominion Parliament. Provincial Legislatures were in no sense delegates of or acting under any mandate from the Imperial Parliament. Within the limits prescribed by the British North America Act of subjects and area the Local Legislature...

...that "colonial legislatures, within the area of their powers, are unrestricted," and that "they are in no sense delegates of, or acting under, any mandate from the Imperial Parliament, Sir John cites several cases (Hodge v. The Queen (1883), 9 App. Cas. 117; Harris v. Davies (1885),...

...entire misconception of the true character and position of the provincial legislatures, " which are in no sense delegates of, or acting under any mandate from, the Imperial Parliament." Their lordships say emphatically that when the British North America Act enacted that there should...

...an entire misconception of the true character and position of the provincial Legislatures. They are in no sense delegates of or acting under any mandate...from the Imperial Parliament. When the British North American Act enacted that there should be a Legislature for Ontario, and that its Legislative Assembly...

...entire misconception of the true character and position of the provincial legislatures, "which are in no sense delegates of, or acting under any mandate from, the imperial parliament." Their lordships say emphatically that when the British, North America Act enacted that there should...

...in no sense delegates Provincial of or acting under any mandate from the Imperial Parliament. lures When the British North America Act enacted that there...Legislature for Ontario, and that its Legislative }1I"lt19t°f Assembly should have exclusive authority to make laws for power. the province and for...

...riotous conduct. The Judicial Committee laid it down emphatically, that the provincial legislatures are "in no sense delegates of, or acting under any mandate from the Imperial Parliament." They go on then to say, that when the British North America Act provided that there should be a legislature...

...power, by enacting them for the province only, as for instance, incorporate a bank for the province.3 When the British North America Act enacted that there should be a legislature for a province, and that it should have exclusive authority to make laws for the provinces and for provincial...

...1 LTNS, 721 : Cartwright, vol. I., pp. 272, 273. 2 7 App. Cas., 829. 3 Can. Sup. Court R, IV., 310. When the British North America Act enacted that there should be a legislature for a province, and that it should have exclusive authority to make laws for the provinces and for provincial...

...an entire misconception of the true character and position of the Provincial Legislatures. They are in no sense delegates of, or acting under any mandate...Province and for provincial purposes in relation to the matters enumerated in section 92, it conferred powers, not in any sense to be exercised by delegation...