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... modern rather than a medieval characteristic Reasons for this Permeation of Italian commercial law Helped by the Reception of Roman Law Not so easily received in England . The Italian Law Merchant and its Reception throughout Europe ...
... modern rather than a medieval characteristic Reasons for this Permeation of Italian commercial law Helped by the Reception of Roman Law Not so easily received in England . The Italian Law Merchant and its Reception throughout Europe ...
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... History of England vi 282-283 ; see ibid vii 310-311 for his resentment at the action of Charles I. in 1633 in removing a case pending before him as Dean of the Arches as to the position of the communion table .
... History of England vi 282-283 ; see ibid vii 310-311 for his resentment at the action of Charles I. in 1633 in removing a case pending before him as Dean of the Arches as to the position of the communion table .
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Zouche's work entitled The Jurisdiction of the Admiralty of England asserted against Sir Edward Coke's Articuli Admiralitatis in chap . xxii of his Jurisdiction of Courts , 3 is a very able statement of the case for the Admiralty .
Zouche's work entitled The Jurisdiction of the Admiralty of England asserted against Sir Edward Coke's Articuli Admiralitatis in chap . xxii of his Jurisdiction of Courts , 3 is a very able statement of the case for the Admiralty .
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The second part deals with those " few titles " of the civil and canon law which were used in England.2 After dealing very shortly with the civil and criminal jurisdiction of the Admiralty , " matters of forrein treaty ...
The second part deals with those " few titles " of the civil and canon law which were used in England.2 After dealing very shortly with the civil and criminal jurisdiction of the Admiralty , " matters of forrein treaty ...
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His Repertorium Canonicum3 summarizes in a manner which anticipates the eighteenth century treatises of Gibson and Burn , the ecclesiastical law as observed in England , and its relation to the common law .
His Repertorium Canonicum3 summarizes in a manner which anticipates the eighteenth century treatises of Gibson and Burn , the ecclesiastical law as observed in England , and its relation to the common law .
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | A History of English Law, Volume 5 A History of English Law, Sir William Searle Holdsworth |
| Auteur | Sir William Searle Holdsworth |
| Uitgever | Methuen, 1927 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 14 feb 2020 |
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