10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REPLEVISABLE»
Discover the use of
replevisable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
replevisable and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Treatise of the Pleas of the Crown Or a System of the ...
detected of felony, and_jncpntinent have let out by replevin " such as were not
replevisable. and have kept in prison such as " were replevisable, because they
would gain of the one party, " and grieve the other : And forasmuch as before this
...
William Hawkins, John Curwood, 1824
2
A New and Complete Law-dictionary: Or, General Abridgment of ...
13. it is enacted, that nojustic' or justices of the peace shall let to bail or mainprise
any tperson not replevisable by the said statute of 3Ed. r. ' c. 15. Which statute is
as follows: Stat. 3 Ed. r. e. is. " For as much as sheriffs and others, who have ...
3
Reeves' History of the English Law: From the Time of the ...
For this reason, and because it had not been hitherto particularly determined who
were replevisable and who not, except in the case of persons taken for the death
of a man, or by command of the king. or of his justices, or for the forest, it was ...
John Reeves, William Francis Finlason, 1869
4
Reeves' History of the English Law: Vol. 2: From the reign ...
which we are now going to mention, “that sheriffs and others who had the custody
and imprisonment of persons1 charged with felony, used to let out such as were
not properly replevisable, and kept in prison such as were, that they might gain ...
5
From the reign of Edward I. to the reign of Edward IV
which we are now going to mention, " that sheriffs and others who had the
custody and imprisonment of persons1 charged with felony, used to let out such
as were not properly replevisable, and kept in prison such as were, that they
might gain ...
6
John Reeves's History of the English Law, from the Time of ...
.which we are now going to mention, " that sheriffs and others who had the
custody and imprisonment of persons1 charged with felony, used to let out such
as were not properly replevisable, and kept in prison such as were, that they
might gain ...
7
Junius: Including Letters by the Same Writer Under Other ...
The statute of Westminster the first*, in 1275, sets forth, that, " Forasmuch as
sheriffs and others, who have taken and kept in prison persons detected of felony
, and incontinent have let out hy replevin such as were not replevisable, because
...
8
Junius Including Letters by the Same Writer Under Other ...
The statute of Westminster the first*, in 1275, sets forth. that, “ Forasmuch as
sheriffs and others, who have taken and kept in prison persons detected of felony
, and incontinent have let out by replevin such as were not replevisable, because
...
9
Junius: including letters by the same writer, under other ...
The statute of Westminster the first*, in 1275, sets forth, that, " Forasmuch as
sheriffs and others, who have taken and kept in prison persons detected of felony
, and incontinent have let out by replevin such as were not replevisable, because
...
replevin such as were not replevisable because ' they would gain of the one party
and grieve the ' other; and, forasmuch as, before this time, it was ' not determined
which persons were replevisable ' and which -not, it is provided and by the ...
Junius (Politiker), Philip Francis, 1805
