English Constitutional History from the Teutonic Conquest to the Present TimeStevens and Haynes, 1881 - 803 páginas |
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... Jury - its origin and development traced - The King's Continual Coun- cil or Concilium Ordinarium - Rise of the Chancellor's jurisdiction- Encroachments of the Council on jurisdiction of the Common Law- Statutes in restraint of the ...
... Jury - its origin and development traced - The King's Continual Coun- cil or Concilium Ordinarium - Rise of the Chancellor's jurisdiction- Encroachments of the Council on jurisdiction of the Common Law- Statutes in restraint of the ...
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... Jury , pp . 54-92 . From the amount of his ' wer'a thegn was sometimes called a " twelf hynde man ' ( hynde , hund , here a hundred ) , a lesser thegn was a ' six - hynde man , ' and a ceorl a ' twy - hynde man . ' + The bot for the ...
... Jury , pp . 54-92 . From the amount of his ' wer'a thegn was sometimes called a " twelf hynde man ' ( hynde , hund , here a hundred ) , a lesser thegn was a ' six - hynde man , ' and a ceorl a ' twy - hynde man . ' + The bot for the ...
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... jury , which superseded the old modes of trial by battle and by compurgation . The principle of recognition by a jury was extended to all des- criptions of business , fiscal and legal . In conjunction with the visits of the itinerant ...
... jury , which superseded the old modes of trial by battle and by compurgation . The principle of recognition by a jury was extended to all des- criptions of business , fiscal and legal . In conjunction with the visits of the itinerant ...
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... jury of the Hundred ( Assize of Clarendon , A.D. 1166 ; Richard I.'s Articles of Visitation , A.D. 1194 ) . But the ordeal was declared unlawful by the Lateran Council in November , 1215 , and this clause of the charter was repeated in ...
... jury of the Hundred ( Assize of Clarendon , A.D. 1166 ; Richard I.'s Articles of Visitation , A.D. 1194 ) . But the ordeal was declared unlawful by the Lateran Council in November , 1215 , and this clause of the charter was repeated in ...
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... Jury , the most effectual securities against nec alium , per quod aliqua istarum concessionum et libertatum revocetur vel minuatur ; et , si aliquid tale impetratum fuerit , irritum sit et inane et nunquam eo utemur per nos nec per ...
... Jury , the most effectual securities against nec alium , per quod aliqua istarum concessionum et libertatum revocetur vel minuatur ; et , si aliquid tale impetratum fuerit , irritum sit et inane et nunquam eo utemur per nos nec per ...
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Página 711 - Pollock, Land Laws, p. 142. 4 Ibid., p. 150. of the sovereign have again become folkland. 1 The sovereign has again been invested with the right of acquiring and disposing of private property as any other individual. 2 While the landlord was becoming the land owner he was also getting power to dispose of his land. " It is not at all likely that before the Norman conquest custom had anywhere reached the point of letting the owner sell land without the consent of his family.