Commentaries on the Laws of England, Nide 2Collins & Hannay, 1830 |
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... authority , it is a rule of law , that every spe- cies of authority , being a delegated power , although by express words made irrevocable , is ne- vertheless in general revocable . See 8 Co. 82. A submission to arbitration may be ...
... authority , it is a rule of law , that every spe- cies of authority , being a delegated power , although by express words made irrevocable , is ne- vertheless in general revocable . See 8 Co. 82. A submission to arbitration may be ...
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... authority , that their truth is not to be called in question . For it is a settled rule and maxim that nothing shall be averred against a record , nor shall any plea , or even proof , be admitted to the contrary . ( e ) And if the ...
... authority , that their truth is not to be called in question . For it is a settled rule and maxim that nothing shall be averred against a record , nor shall any plea , or even proof , be admitted to the contrary . ( e ) And if the ...
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... authority to decide little differences and punish petty crimes . Five of these composed a higher class of fifty families ; and two of these last composed another called a hundred . Ten hundreds constituted the largest division ...
... authority to decide little differences and punish petty crimes . Five of these composed a higher class of fifty families ; and two of these last composed another called a hundred . Ten hundreds constituted the largest division ...
Sivu 30
... authority of the lords , but that of the centeni , the hundredors , or jury ; who were taken out of the common freeholders , and had themselves a share in the determination . " Eliguntur in conciliis et principes , qui jura per pagos ...
... authority of the lords , but that of the centeni , the hundredors , or jury ; who were taken out of the common freeholders , and had themselves a share in the determination . " Eliguntur in conciliis et principes , qui jura per pagos ...
Sivu 33
... authority of both began to decline apace under the long and troublesome reign of [ 40 ] king Henry III . And , in farther pursuance of this example , the other several officers of the chief justiciar were under Edward the First ( who ...
... authority of both began to decline apace under the long and troublesome reign of [ 40 ] king Henry III . And , in farther pursuance of this example , the other several officers of the chief justiciar were under Edward the First ( who ...
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