History of the English Law From the Time of the Saxons to the End of the Reig
History of the English Law From the Time of the Saxons to the End of the Reig
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And final concord : this was always by the confent and licence of the king or his juftices ; and was done as well in pleas of land as other pleas. Such a concord ufed fome- times, by the aflent of parties, to be reduced into a writing of feveral parts : from one of thefe was the agreement re- hearfed before the juftices in open court •, and, in the pre- fence of the juftices, there was given to each party his part, exadly agreeing with the other's. The following is a fpecimen of fuch an inftrum...ent, literally tranflated from one in the reign of Henry II. " This is a final concord « made in the court of our lord the king, at Weftminfter,
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And final concord : this was always by the confent and licence of the king or his juftices ; and was done as well in pleas of land as other pleas. Such a concord ufed fome- times, by the aflent of parties, to be reduced into a writing of feveral parts : from one of thefe was the agreement re- hearfed before the juftices in open court •, and, in the pre- fence of the juftices, there was given to each party his part, exadly agreeing with the other's. The following is a fpecimen of fuch an inftrum...ent, literally tranflated from one in the reign of Henry II. " This is a final concord « made in the court of our lord the king, at Weftminfter,
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reeves, John, 1752?-1829 to read onlineMoreLess
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