Maryland As a Proprietary Province
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Finally, by the middle of the century, the chancellor had ceased to sit in the court of appeals when that court was hearing a chancery case.
It appears then that, while under the first period of pro- prietary government the centralization of the system of administration of justice was increased, from the over- throw of that government in 1689 the most extreme features of that centralization were gradually abandoned in response to the needs of administration, until the court of appeals, the chan...cery court, and the provincial court became quite distinct from each other.
Furthermore, from the beginning of the royal govern- ment the lower house quite successfully contended that no courts or offices involving the imposition of new fees could be erected without its consent. Although the lower house, in 1692, expressed a desire for circuit courts, yet when the board of trade recommended that justices of the provincial court should hold circuit courts in the several counties, and when the governor and council, in support of that recommendation, endeavored to secure a legislative provision for the same, the lower house does not seem to have favored the plan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Finally, by the middle of the century, the chancellor had ceased to sit in the court of appeals when that court was hearing a chancery case.
It appears then that, while under the first period of pro- prietary government the centralization of the system of administration of justice was increased, from the over- throw of that government in 1689 the most extreme features of that centralization were gradually abandoned in response to the needs of administration, until the court of appeals, the chan...cery court, and the provincial court became quite distinct from each other.
Furthermore, from the beginning of the royal govern- ment the lower house quite successfully contended that no courts or offices involving the imposition of new fees could be erected without its consent. Although the lower house, in 1692, expressed a desire for circuit courts, yet when the board of trade recommended that justices of the provincial court should hold circuit courts in the several counties, and when the governor and council, in support of that recommendation, endeavored to secure a legislative provision for the same, the lower house does not seem to have favored the plan.
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