Report volume No14 Yr1917
Report volume No14 Yr1917
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In the Quebec ordinance an appeal is given from the Court of Common Pleas to the Court of King's Bench in cases involving over £20 ; to the Governor and Council over £300 sterling, with a further appeal to the King in Council of £500 or upwards.
(d) From the Quarter Sessions in the colonies an appeal lay to the King's Bench.
(c) From the Justices of the Peace out of sessions there was no appeal.
The Law Administrated : In the Court of King's Bench and apparently in the Quarter Sessions and befo...re Justices of the Peace the law of England Mas prescribed.
In the Court of Common Pleas the direction was indefinite and puzzling — the judges were " to determine according to equity, having regard never- theless to the laws of England as far as the circumstances and present situa- tion of things will admit. " Equity had already acquired the meaning " principles upon which the Court of Chancery acts in deciding cases. "' These principles, where they differed from the common law of England, were mainly derived from the Soman civil law, the ultimate basis of the French- Canadian law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the Quebec ordinance an appeal is given from the Court of Common Pleas to the Court of King's Bench in cases involving over £20 ; to the Governor and Council over £300 sterling, with a further appeal to the King in Council of £500 or upwards.
(d) From the Quarter Sessions in the colonies an appeal lay to the King's Bench.
(c) From the Justices of the Peace out of sessions there was no appeal.
The Law Administrated : In the Court of King's Bench and apparently in the Quarter Sessions and befo...re Justices of the Peace the law of England Mas prescribed.
In the Court of Common Pleas the direction was indefinite and puzzling — the judges were " to determine according to equity, having regard never- theless to the laws of England as far as the circumstances and present situa- tion of things will admit. " Equity had already acquired the meaning " principles upon which the Court of Chancery acts in deciding cases. "' These principles, where they differed from the common law of England, were mainly derived from the Soman civil law, the ultimate basis of the French- Canadian law.
What to read after Report volume No14 Yr1917?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ontario Dept of Public Records And Archives to read onlineMoreLess
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