Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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... execution of the laws into what- ever hands it pleases ; by conftituting one , or a few , or many executive magiftrates : and all the other powers of the state muft obey the legislative power in the discharge of their se- veral ...
... execution of the laws into what- ever hands it pleases ; by conftituting one , or a few , or many executive magiftrates : and all the other powers of the state muft obey the legislative power in the discharge of their se- veral ...
Sivu 342
... execute him the next . Neither may he act as an ordinary justice of the peace during the time of his office " : for ... execution . In criminal matters , he also arrefts and imprifons , he re- turns the jury , he has the custody of the ...
... execute him the next . Neither may he act as an ordinary justice of the peace during the time of his office " : for ... execution . In criminal matters , he also arrefts and imprifons , he re- turns the jury , he has the custody of the ...
Sivu 344
... execute , writs and process in the several hundreds . But , as these are generally plain men , and not thoroughly ... execution of their office , and thence are called bound - bailiffs ; which the common people have corrupted into a ...
... execute , writs and process in the several hundreds . But , as these are generally plain men , and not thoroughly ... execution of their office , and thence are called bound - bailiffs ; which the common people have corrupted into a ...
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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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