10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMERCIAMENT»
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amerciament in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A Digest of the Laws of England
Remedy for an Amerciament. so. 10.) ^aB »meretament 'n a ^eet 1* affeered, the
lord may distrajfc By distress, for it of common right, without prescription. R. 2 Cr$.
j8*. Wbtnmd 8 Cfl. 41. A7/. 43- *□» 'l'fl>*jl A distress for an amerciament may ...
Sir John Comyns, Stewart Kyd, 1793
2
The General Public Statutory Law and Public Local Law of the ...
said amerciament, (which the chancellor may, in his discretion, swig; he. as he
may see just cause, continue, or enlarge or increase, from :'n'\ir::d court to court,)
shall be,no longer continued, enlarged or in- kc. ' creased, and thereby become ...
OF DISTRESS FOR FINES AND AMERCIAMENTS. particular trespass to the lord
or any other person, for which an action lies by them to recover damages 2 (u)
nor can such an amerciament be supported even by custom. (ac) *To authorize
an ...
4
Systematic Arrangement of Lord Coke's First Institute of the ...
So as for the delay, that the tenant or defendant doth use, he shall be (*)Pi. com.
amerced, (h) And albeit the amerciament cannot be imposed, nor caw. C37H. the
king fully entitled thereunto, until judgment be given, because 4921'vau«h- ky ...
Sir Edward Coke, John Henry Thomas, Sir Thomas Littleton, 1836
5
The pipe-rolls, or sheriff's annual accounts of the revenues ...
The same Sheriff renders account of 71s. id. of amerciament of the men of
William the Moneyer. He has paid it into the Treasury. And he is quit. Of the Pleas
of Ralph de GlantUle and Hugh de Cresri. John the son of Puucun owes 1 11. 2s.
Great Britain. Exchequer, John Hodgson-Hinde, 1847
6
The Grounds and Rudiments of Law and Equity, Alphabetically ...
In a court leet, which was a court of record, if an amerciament imposed was
affeered even by the jury, and not by sworn affeerers appointed for that purpose,
it was a void amerciament, and 'the lord of the leet could not maintain his action
for it.
7
The Jurisdiction of the Court Leet exemplified in the ...
Twelve. suitors. minister of the court is called amerciament (c), and not fine. But,
where stranger to the court makes misprision, and shall make amends, there that
which is assessed upon him is called fine, and not amerciament. 5 E. 4, 5.
8
A Treatise on the Law of Distresses
kind of second jury, composed of persons called affeer- Chap.vIII. ors,^) who are
chosen in court to affeer the amerciament. These affeerors are two in number, (A)
and, like the jurors of the court, should be persons resiants within its jurisdiction, ...
James Bradby, John Adams, 1828
9
The jurisdiction of the Court leet: exemplified in the ...
By the justices, that which is assessed on the minister of the court is called
amerciament*, and not fine. But, where stranger to the court makes misprision,
and shall make amends, there that which is assessed upon him is called fine,
and not ...
597 in court upon process of contempt, or otherwise, to stand com- November",
mitted, and be kept in close custody until the said amerciament 1785. and costs,
and fine for contempt, be fully satisfied ; and in case CHAPthe amerciament ...
Maryland, Virgil Maxcy, 1811
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AMERCIAMENT»
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