Statutes Their Interpretation in the First Half of the Fourteenth Century
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Soc. 4th Ser. I. 171-5).
6 See especially Baldwin, " Select Cases before the King's Council " (Selden Soc. ), xv-xxxv.
THE LEGISLATURE AND ITS PLACE 21 be capable of performing highly specialised duties. Legislation, for example, was by no means the monopoly of parliament, although it had something like a claim to be consulted on matters of fundamental constitutional importance 1 . One statute is made by the Council, Judges of both Benches, and the Barons of the Exchequer sitting in the Exchequ...er 2, another by the Council with the advice of the Judges and the consent of the King at ("ad") a parliament 3, while HENGHAM tells us that he and his companions made the Statute of Westminster II 4 .
3 . Non-Judicial Interpretation The power of making authoritative interpretations was also exercised in various ways and by variously constituted bodies. The Council expounded Westminster II, c. I8 5, the King and most of the nobles explained Magna Carta, c. 35 while the King and Judges made the Expositio attached to the Statute of Gloucester 7, of which statute, moreover, one chapter was actually "corrected " by the King in Council 8 .
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Soc. 4th Ser. I. 171-5).
6 See especially Baldwin, " Select Cases before the King's Council " (Selden Soc. ), xv-xxxv.
THE LEGISLATURE AND ITS PLACE 21 be capable of performing highly specialised duties. Legislation, for example, was by no means the monopoly of parliament, although it had something like a claim to be consulted on matters of fundamental constitutional importance 1 . One statute is made by the Council, Judges of both Benches, and the Barons of the Exchequer sitting in the Exchequ...er 2, another by the Council with the advice of the Judges and the consent of the King at ("ad") a parliament 3, while HENGHAM tells us that he and his companions made the Statute of Westminster II 4 .
3 . Non-Judicial Interpretation The power of making authoritative interpretations was also exercised in various ways and by variously constituted bodies. The Council expounded Westminster II, c. I8 5, the King and most of the nobles explained Magna Carta, c. 35 while the King and Judges made the Expositio attached to the Statute of Gloucester 7, of which statute, moreover, one chapter was actually "corrected " by the King in Council 8 .
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