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London : Butterworths , 1859 . HE High Court of Parliament hath its own peculiar
lawthe lex et consuetudo parliamenti — as we are told by one of the highest
authorities on English jurisprudence . The lex et consuetudo is part of the
unwritten ...
London : Butterworths , 1859 . HE High Court of Parliament hath its own peculiar
lawthe lex et consuetudo parliamenti — as we are told by one of the highest
authorities on English jurisprudence . The lex et consuetudo is part of the
unwritten ...
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As , for instance , if the recorder of London in Bushell's case had , on the warrant
of commitment , suppressed the fact , that the jurymen were imprisoned for
returning a verdict of acquittal , I am certain that such will never become the
practice of ...
As , for instance , if the recorder of London in Bushell's case had , on the warrant
of commitment , suppressed the fact , that the jurymen were imprisoned for
returning a verdict of acquittal , I am certain that such will never become the
practice of ...
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