The Fourth Part of the Institutes of the Laws of England: Concerning the Jurisdiction of Courts

John Streater, Henry Twyford, Elizabeth Flesher, assigns of Richard Atkyns, and Edward Atkyns, esquires, 1671 - 364 Seiten

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or Carta de forefta 2182298300303304308	1

miner of and concerning 1 Porveyours	2

Nihil tam conveniens eft naturali aquitati	4

and came to us in the Reign of H 6 26	6

E 3 ca	9

and what not to whom a Proxy may be made 1213	12

IS 17 43	17

unumquodque diffolvi co ligamine quo ligatum eft	28

Ofthe Court of the Lord Steward Treafurer and Com ptroller of the Kings boufe concerning felony by compaf fing c to kill the King c	133

Of the Court of the Commiffion under the Great Seal	147

21	154

of the Courts of the Justices of Affife and of Nifi Pri	158

ftate to fupport his Dignity	163

Of Justices of Gaoldelivery	168

Ofthe Court of Juftices in Eire or Itinerant	186

by what Title and upon what reafon 190191192	190

Chap	41

Who and by what Writs called	49

There are divers Acts of Parliament in Print that	51

Chap Pag F the high and moft honourable Court of Parliament OF I	53

Of the power and authority of the Protector	58

Of the Court of the High Steward of England ibid 5 Of the Court of StarChamber Coram Rege Concilio	60

E 4 647	64

Statutes which inflict punishments ziz Sur forfeiture	66

Of the Court for redress of delays of Judgments in the Kings great Courts	67

Of the Court of Kings Bench Coram Rege	70

fhall have their priviledge of their own Court 71	71

An Affife of No Diffeifin is querela and not placi	72

Of the Court of Chancery Coram Rege in Cancellaria	78

Scive facias in the nature of an Audita Querela	79

to be found they ought to be fufficient 18284	84

Where a fecret uſe may be averred where not	86

And incidently of the Court of Requeft	97

The form of perambulations in Forefts 331 303	98

Ofthe Court of Common Pleas	99

Of the Court of Exchequer	103

Of a Court to enquire of and certifie unlawful and un true Accompts in the Exchequer	117

Of the Court of Exchequer Chamber	119

Of the Firffruits and Tenths Ecclefiaftical	120

Of the Court of Augmentations	121

Of the Court of General Surveyors of the Kings Lands Lt	122

of the Court of Chivalry before the Lord Conftable and Earl Marfbal	123

Ofthe Gourt of the Marfbalfea	130

Of the Counting boufe of the Kings boufbold called the Greencloth and by the way of the Wardrobe c	131

of the Court of Wards and Liveries	204

Of the County Palatine of Cheſter 211	211

Chap	220

Of the Courts of the Universities of Cambridge	227

Of the Court of the Mayor of the Staple	237

Ofthe Prefident and Council in the North	245

The Furifdiction c of the Colledge of Phyfi	254

Of the City of Weſtminſter	255

Highly commended for many things	258

Of the Court of the Leet or view of Frankpledge	263

Of the Court of ancient Demefne	269

The Coroner is to enquire of Treafure Trove	271

Of the Court of the Commiffioners upon the Statute	277

Of the Ifle of Man and of the Law and Furifdiction of	283

Of the Forefts and the Furifdiction of the Courts of	289

Of Riots and Routs	295

Of the Ecclefiaftical Courts	322

General words viz which have been used c fhall	329

Chap	337

Of Scotland	345

The Epilogue

by prorogation is ad Seffionem tentam c per proroga A premunire for fuing in Curia Romana

The priviledges of the Clerks of the Convocation

in fetting

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give

Writs to fummon abfent Offendors to Parliament

Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen

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Beliebte Passagen

Seite 188 - ... that they owe nothing and to give such special matter in evidence to the jury that shall try the same which matter being pleaded had been good and sufficient matter in law to have discharged the said defendant or defendants against the said information, suit or action...‎

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Seite 189 - ... and all others which in their aid or assistance, or by their commandment, shall do any thing touching or concerning his or their office or offices, to plead the general...‎

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Seite 339 - ... heretofore been or may lawfully be exercised or used for the visitation of the ecclesiastical state and persons, and for reformation, order and correction of the same and of all manner of errors, heresies, schisms, abuses, offences, contempts and enormities, shall for ever, by authority of this present' Parliament, be united and annexed to the imperial crown of this realm...‎

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Seite 76 - ... by whom the truth may be known, to examine, and such as they find therein defective to punish them after their demerits, after the form and effect of statutes thereof made, in like manner and form as they should and ought to be punished, as if they were thereof convict after the due order of the law.‎

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Seite 188 - ... it shall be lawful for such defendants to plead the general issue, that they are not guilty, or that they owe nothing, and to give such special matter in evidence to the jury that shall try the same, which matter being pleaded had been...‎

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Seite 184 - Grace.; and if they do it not and it come to his knowledge by other than by them, they shall not be in his favour but taken as men out of credence and be put out of Commission for ever.‎

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Seite 184 - ... chargeth and commandeth all manner of men, as well the poor as the rich, which be to him all one in due ministration of justice, that is hurt or grieved in anything that the said...‎

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Seite 76 - Hen. 7, c. 1, § 1] power is given to the chancellour the lord treasurer of England for the time being and the keeper of the Kings privie seale or two of them calling unto them a bishop and a temporall lord of the Kings most honourable councell and the two chiefe justices of the Kings Bench and Common Pleas for the time being or other two justices in theire absence to proceed as in that Act is expressed for the punishment of some particular offences therein mentioned and by the Statute made in the...‎

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Seite 184 - And over this, he chargeth and commandeth all manner of men, as well the poor as the rich, which be to him all one in due ministration of justice, that is hurt or grieved in anything that the...‎

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Titel	The Fourth Part of the Institutes of the Laws of England: Concerning the Jurisdiction of Courts
Autor/in	Sir Edward Coke
Verlag	John Streater, Henry Twyford, Elizabeth Flesher, assigns of Richard Atkyns, and Edward Atkyns, esquires, 1671
Länge	364 Seiten

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