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<head>VI</head> | |||
<p>p 89<lb/>Where the<lb/>Common Law<lb/>and a Statute<lb/>differ, the Common<lb/>Law gives place<lb/>to the Statute:<lb/>& an old Statute<lb/>gives place to<lb/>a new one -<lb/></p> | |||
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<p>p 90<lb/>If a Statute,<lb/>that repeals<lb/>another, is itself<lb/>repealed afterwards,<lb/>the first Statute<lb/>is hereby revived,<lb/>without any<lb/>formal words<lb/>for that purpose.<lb/></p> | |||
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<p>p 150<lb/>No alien, born<lb/>out of the<lb/>dominions of<lb/>the Crown of<lb/>G.B., even tho he<lb/>be naturalized,<lb/>shall be capable<lb/>of being a Member<lb/>of either house of<lb/>Part - 12 & 13 W III C. 2<lb/></p><pb/> | |||
<head>VII</head> | |||
<p>p 96 <lb/>The Kingdoms <lb/>of England <lb/>& Scotland <lb/>were united <lb/>into one <lb/>Kingdom <lb/>in the year <lb/>1705 - <del>5 Year <lb/>of Q</del> 5 Anne <lb/>Sixteen Peers <lb/>are to be <lb/>chosen to represent <lb/>the Peerage <lb/>of Scotland <lb/>in Parliament, <lb/>and 45 Members <lb/>to sit in the <lb/>H. of Commons <lb/>The Peers <lb/>may not sit <lb/>in the H. of <lb/>Lords nor vote<lb/>on the trial<lb/>of a Peer -<lb/>When Eng.<lb/>raises £ 2,000,000<lb/>by a Land<lb/>Tax Scot. shall<lb/>raise £ 40,000<lb/></p><pb/> | |||
<head>VIII</head> | |||
<p>p 107 <lb/>Between the <lb/>high water <lb/>mark, and <lb/>the low water <lb/>mark, where <lb/>the Sea ebbs <lb/>& flows, the <lb/>Common Law <lb/>and the Admiralty <lb/>have an <lb/>alternate jurisdiction: <lb/>one <lb/>upon the water <lb/>when it is full <lb/>Sea; the other <lb/>upon the land, <lb/>when it is an <lb/>ebb -<lb/></p> | |||
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<p>p 133 The King <lb/>may issue <lb/>out his Writ <lb/><hi rend="underline">ne exeat regnum</hi>,<!-- the rest of this sentence is crossed out in pencil --> to prohibit <lb/>any of his <lb/>subjects from <lb/>going into <lb/>Foreign <lb/>Parts without <lb/>Licence - <lb/></p><pb/> | |||
<head>IX</head> | |||
<p>p 126<lb/>If a man <lb/>through fear <lb/>of death or <lb/>mayhem is<lb/>prevailed upon<lb/>to execute a<lb/>deed, or do any<lb/>other legal act,<lb/>these, tho'<lb/>accompanied<lb/>with all other<lb/>the requisite<lb/>solemnities, <lb/>are totally void<lb/>in law -<lb/><del>The</del> <add>Such</add> constraint <lb/>is called in<lb/>Law <hi rend="underline">duress</hi>: <lb/>and duress <hi rend="underline">per minas</hi> where<lb/>the mischief<lb/>is only threatened -<lb/></p><!-- double horizontal line --><lb/><pb/> | |||
<head>X</head> | |||
<p>120 <lb/>The Civil <lb/>death commences <lb/>if any<lb/>man be<lb/>banished the<lb/>realm by the<lb/>process of the<lb/>Common law,<lb/>or goes into a<lb/>Monastery, and<lb/>becomes there<lb/>a monk professed: <lb/>in<lb/>which cases he<lb/>is absolutely<lb/>dead in law,<lb/>and his next<lb/>heir shall<lb/>have his estate<lb/></p> | |||
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<p>p 131<lb/>If any man<lb/>be restrained<lb/>of his liberty,<lb/>he shall, upon<lb/>demand of his<lb/>Counsel, have<lb/>a writ of <hi rend="underline">habeas<lb/>corpus</hi> to bring<lb/>his body before<lb/>the C. of K. B.<pb/>or C. Pleas who<lb/>shall determine <lb/>whether the <lb/> | |||
</p><note>cause of his <lb/><sic>committment</sic><lb/> be just, and <lb/>thereupon do <lb/>as justice <lb/>appertain<del>s</del>.</note><lb/><pb/> | |||
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VI
p 89
Where the
Common Law
and a Statute
differ, the Common
Law gives place
to the Statute:
& an old Statute
gives place to
a new one -
p 90
If a Statute,
that repeals
another, is itself
repealed afterwards,
the first Statute
is hereby revived,
without any
formal words
for that purpose.
p 150
No alien, born
out of the
dominions of
the Crown of
G.B., even tho he
be naturalized,
shall be capable
of being a Member
of either house of
Part - 12 & 13 W III C. 2
---page break---
VII
p 96
The Kingdoms
of England
& Scotland
were united
into one
Kingdom
in the year
1705 - 5 Year
of Q 5 Anne
Sixteen Peers
are to be
chosen to represent
the Peerage
of Scotland
in Parliament,
and 45 Members
to sit in the
H. of Commons
The Peers
may not sit
in the H. of
Lords nor vote
on the trial
of a Peer -
When Eng.
raises £ 2,000,000
by a Land
Tax Scot. shall
raise £ 40,000
---page break---
VIII
p 107
Between the
high water
mark, and
the low water
mark, where
the Sea ebbs
& flows, the
Common Law
and the Admiralty
have an
alternate jurisdiction:
one
upon the water
when it is full
Sea; the other
upon the land,
when it is an
ebb -
p 133 The King
may issue
out his Writ
ne exeat regnum, to prohibit
any of his
subjects from
going into
Foreign
Parts without
Licence -
---page break---
IX
p 126
If a man
through fear
of death or
mayhem is
prevailed upon
to execute a
deed, or do any
other legal act,
these, tho'
accompanied
with all other
the requisite
solemnities,
are totally void
in law -
The Such constraint
is called in
Law duress:
and duress per minas where
the mischief
is only threatened -
---page break---
X
120
The Civil
death commences
if any
man be
banished the
realm by the
process of the
Common law,
or goes into a
Monastery, and
becomes there
a monk professed:
in
which cases he
is absolutely
dead in law,
and his next
heir shall
have his estate
p 131
If any man
be restrained
of his liberty,
he shall, upon
demand of his
Counsel, have
a writ of habeas
corpus to bring
his body before
the C. of K. B.
---page break---
or C. Pleas who
shall determine
whether the
cause of his
committment
be just, and
thereupon do
as justice
appertains.
---page break---
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