A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... court to try cases between himself as duke of France and his vassals , or to settle disputes between the vassals . Gradually the council in its capacity as a chief court of justice came to be known as Parlement , and was composed of ...
... court to try cases between himself as duke of France and his vassals , or to settle disputes between the vassals . Gradually the council in its capacity as a chief court of justice came to be known as Parlement , and was composed of ...
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... court . The county court was given a new importance in the Norman period , for William made it the highest court open to the greatest number of people . In criminal matters , it was the most important court in England . The key to the ...
... court . The county court was given a new importance in the Norman period , for William made it the highest court open to the greatest number of people . In criminal matters , it was the most important court in England . The key to the ...
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... courts : first , the court of king's bench , which heard cases involv- ing the sovereign and criminal cases reserved for his decision ; second , the court of common pleas , for the trial of civil suits between private individuals , and ...
... courts : first , the court of king's bench , which heard cases involv- ing the sovereign and criminal cases reserved for his decision ; second , the court of common pleas , for the trial of civil suits between private individuals , and ...
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