Sir Matthew Hale and the English LawUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1959 - 588 Seiten |
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... English law is to divide it into common and statute law . But in a broader 20 sense the common law is inclusive of much statute law . 2 Hale himself divided English law into written and unwritten categories , thereby admitting the ...
... English law is to divide it into common and statute law . But in a broader 20 sense the common law is inclusive of much statute law . 2 Hale himself divided English law into written and unwritten categories , thereby admitting the ...
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... law of England . But this unwritten category included far more besides , for instance the lex prerogativa as it applies to As to ( Continued from Page 179 ) contrary usage , or by subsequent acts of parliament , are now accounted part ...
... law of England . But this unwritten category included far more besides , for instance the lex prerogativa as it applies to As to ( Continued from Page 179 ) contrary usage , or by subsequent acts of parliament , are now accounted part ...
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... English to Norman law , and the vexed question of the Scottish homage ; and just when one ex- pects the book to become interesting , it finishes off with protracted panegyrics upon our law of inheritance and trial by jury . " 22 He ...
... English to Norman law , and the vexed question of the Scottish homage ; and just when one ex- pects the book to become interesting , it finishes off with protracted panegyrics upon our law of inheritance and trial by jury . " 22 He ...
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