A Compendious and Comprehensive Law Dictionary: Elucidating the Terms and General Principles of Law and EquityThe Lawbook Exchange, Ltd., 2006 - Всего страниц: 1022 Reprint of the only edition of an uncommon dictionary. One of several English dictionaries published in the early nineteenth century, Williams' dictionary is notable for its physical size and broad scope. Williams noted that his aim was to include more words and shorter definitions by omitting the extraneous detail that distinguished the work of his predecessors (and, presumably, his competitors). Williams [1763-1833] was a barrister of the Inner Temple and was called to the bar, but he didn't have success as a pleader. He was known instead for his writings. In addition to his dictionary, he wrote manuals justices of the peace, compiled abridgments and digests and edited an edition of William Sheppard's The Precedent of Precedents. |
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... offence punishable by the statute law : for by 3 Hen. 7. c. 2, it is enacted, that if any person shall for lucre lake any woman, being maid] widow, or wife, aid having substance either in goods or lands, or being heir apparent to her ...
... offence punishable by the statute law : for by 3 Hen. 7. c. 2, it is enacted, that if any person shall for lucre lake any woman, being maid] widow, or wife, aid having substance either in goods or lands, or being heir apparent to her ...
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... offence or fact; 2dly, after the offence. — — Before the fact.] An accessary before thefact is he, that being absent at the time, of the felony committed doth yet procure, counsel, command, or abet another to commit a felony, and it is ...
... offence or fact; 2dly, after the offence. — — Before the fact.] An accessary before thefact is he, that being absent at the time, of the felony committed doth yet procure, counsel, command, or abet another to commit a felony, and it is ...
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... offence to be felony, though it mention nothing of accessaries before or after, yet virtually and consequentially those, who counsel or command the offence, are accessaries before, and those that knowingly receive the offender.are ...
... offence to be felony, though it mention nothing of accessaries before or after, yet virtually and consequentially those, who counsel or command the offence, are accessaries before, and those that knowingly receive the offender.are ...
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... offence; as, for instance, he that on a trial is discharged of a felony^ is said to be acquieialus defehmia ; and if he be drawn in question again for the same crime, he may plead autcr foils acquit ; as his life shall not be twice put ...
... offence; as, for instance, he that on a trial is discharged of a felony^ is said to be acquieialus defehmia ; and if he be drawn in question again for the same crime, he may plead autcr foils acquit ; as his life shall not be twice put ...
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... offence against the nue, or become nonsuit, or have the trial passed public good in general, under a certain pei Against him, he shall pay the defendant his costs. nalty, and the penalty prpartof it, is given ACTION PREJUDICIAL ...
... offence against the nue, or become nonsuit, or have the trial passed public good in general, under a certain pei Against him, he shall pay the defendant his costs. nalty, and the penalty prpartof it, is given ACTION PREJUDICIAL ...
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