Law Lexicon, Or Dictionary of Jurisprudence: Explaining the Technical Words and Phrases Employed in the Several Departments of English Law : Including the Various Legal Terms Used in Commercial Transactions : Together with an Explanatory as Well as Literal Translation of the Latin Maxims Contained in the Writings of the Ancient and Modern Commentators |
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... JURY . tura comprehensa , sed solā ratione consistens . Co. Litt . 24. ( Equity is a sort of perfect reason which interprets and amends the written law ; comprehended in no code , but consisting of reason alone . ) Equitas est quasi ...
... JURY . tura comprehensa , sed solā ratione consistens . Co. Litt . 24. ( Equity is a sort of perfect reason which interprets and amends the written law ; comprehended in no code , but consisting of reason alone . ) Equitas est quasi ...
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... jury . A person outlawed is said to lose his law ; i . e . , put without its protection , so that he cannot sue , although he may be sued . - Glanvil , lib . ii . AMMOBRAGIUM , a service , or poll - money , AMMODWR ( am - bod - wr ) , a ...
... jury . A person outlawed is said to lose his law ; i . e . , put without its protection , so that he cannot sue , although he may be sued . - Glanvil , lib . ii . AMMOBRAGIUM , a service , or poll - money , AMMODWR ( am - bod - wr ) , a ...
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... jury , & c . - Ibid . APPENDANT , a thing of inheritance be- longing to another inheritance which is more worthy as an advowson , common , & c . , which may be appendant to a manor , common of fish- ing to a freehold , a seat in a ...
... jury , & c . - Ibid . APPENDANT , a thing of inheritance be- longing to another inheritance which is more worthy as an advowson , common , & c . , which may be appendant to a manor , common of fish- ing to a freehold , a seat in a ...
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... jury upon the matter referred . ( s . 3. ) If it appear that the allowance or disallowance of any particular item or items in such account depends upon a question of law fit to be decided by the court , or upon a question of fact fit to ...
... jury upon the matter referred . ( s . 3. ) If it appear that the allowance or disallowance of any particular item or items in such account depends upon a question of law fit to be decided by the court , or upon a question of fact fit to ...
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... jury of men impanelled upon a cause . To challenge the array of the panel is at once to except against all persons arrayed or impanelled , in respect of partiality or some default in the sheriff . - Co . Litt . 156. If the sheriff be of ...
... jury of men impanelled upon a cause . To challenge the array of the panel is at once to except against all persons arrayed or impanelled , in respect of partiality or some default in the sheriff . - Co . Litt . 156. If the sheriff be of ...
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