A Systematical View of the Laws of England As Treated of in a Course of Vineria
A Systematical View of the Laws of England As Treated of in a Course of Vineria
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150.
1 Cal. On fewers, 252, 3. 2 Rol. Abr. 152, 3, 4. N Co. 3 b. 4 a.
conferred l E c T . 9 . And officers ef c. 2 47 conferred at the fame time on a plurality of perfons, or beftowed in reverfion. Where J a regular deputy may be, and is, appointed, he hath in general the full power of his prin- cipal, and cannot regularly be retrained to the exercife of a particular branch of autho- rity. The k fuperior, it is faid, mall anfwer for the conduct of his fubftitute -, but not fo as to induce the f...orfeiture of an office of in^ heritance : for l all fuch offices of inheritance, we may obferve, may be difcharged by proper deputies.
I. After thefe more general obfervations, I now proceed to make fome mention of the great officers of ftate.
The lord high chancellor, who moil re r quired our confideration in this courfe of ju- ridical inquiries, hath been already treated of. The occafional creation of a lord high fteward, who is (now at leaft) intirely a judicial ma- giflrate, I mall have an opportunity to men- fion, in fpeaking of the trials of lords before J i Sal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
150.
1 Cal. On fewers, 252, 3. 2 Rol. Abr. 152, 3, 4. N Co. 3 b. 4 a.
conferred l E c T . 9 . And officers ef c. 2 47 conferred at the fame time on a plurality of perfons, or beftowed in reverfion. Where J a regular deputy may be, and is, appointed, he hath in general the full power of his prin- cipal, and cannot regularly be retrained to the exercife of a particular branch of autho- rity. The k fuperior, it is faid, mall anfwer for the conduct of his fubftitute -, but not fo as to induce the f...orfeiture of an office of in^ heritance : for l all fuch offices of inheritance, we may obferve, may be difcharged by proper deputies.
I. After thefe more general obfervations, I now proceed to make fome mention of the great officers of ftate.
The lord high chancellor, who moil re r quired our confideration in this courfe of ju- ridical inquiries, hath been already treated of. The occafional creation of a lord high fteward, who is (now at leaft) intirely a judicial ma- giflrate, I mall have an opportunity to men- fion, in fpeaking of the trials of lords before J i Sal.
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