Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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... laws which gave rife and original to that col- lection of maxims and customs , which is now known by the name of the common law . A name either given to it , in contradiftinction to other laws , as the ftatute law , the civil law , the law ...
... laws which gave rife and original to that col- lection of maxims and customs , which is now known by the name of the common law . A name either given to it , in contradiftinction to other laws , as the ftatute law , the civil law , the law ...
Sivu 71
... law " is the will of the legislature in writing ; the common law is no- thing else but statutes worn out by time . All our law began by " confent of the legislature , and whether it is now law by ufage 66 66 or writing is the fame thing ...
... law " is the will of the legislature in writing ; the common law is no- thing else but statutes worn out by time . All our law began by " confent of the legislature , and whether it is now law by ufage 66 66 or writing is the fame thing ...
Sivu 86
... common law , or remedial of fome defects therein ( 15 ) . Declaratory , where the old custom of the kingdom is ... law is and ever hath been . Thus the ftatute of treasons , 25 Edw . III . cap . 2. doth not make any new fpecies of ...
... common law , or remedial of fome defects therein ( 15 ) . Declaratory , where the old custom of the kingdom is ... law is and ever hath been . Thus the ftatute of treasons , 25 Edw . III . cap . 2. doth not make any new fpecies of ...
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Of the NATURE of Laws in general | 35 |
Of the LAWS of ENGLAND | 62 |
Of the COUNTRIES fubject to the Laws | 93 |
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