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Page 92
... actions between the tenants for lands , trespasses , monies , goods , or
merchandize , but subject to appeal as in the other temporal courts ; and the fines
or amerciaments are levied for the bishop's use . Should any felony be committed
by a ...
... actions between the tenants for lands , trespasses , monies , goods , or
merchandize , but subject to appeal as in the other temporal courts ; and the fines
or amerciaments are levied for the bishop's use . Should any felony be committed
by a ...
Page 116
This act was promulged the 6th of June 1704 . Action . Action personal.— “ It is
enacted , that all actions of trespass , or plaints in nature of actions of trespass
between neighbours , committed in or upon each others lands , houses , grounds
, or ...
This act was promulged the 6th of June 1704 . Action . Action personal.— “ It is
enacted , that all actions of trespass , or plaints in nature of actions of trespass
between neighbours , committed in or upon each others lands , houses , grounds
, or ...
Page 137
Provided that in case of murder being committed , or any mortal , violent , or
desperate stroke , or wound given , whereby any person's life is in immediate
danger , the offender is not to be admitted to bail , but to remain in gaol to
undergo his ...
Provided that in case of murder being committed , or any mortal , violent , or
desperate stroke , or wound given , whereby any person's life is in immediate
danger , the offender is not to be admitted to bail , but to remain in gaol to
undergo his ...
Page 146
First , That they impannel in the several sheadings , jurors to inquire into all
offences committed against the spiritual laws ; and the same jurors to be chosen
of such as be of best ability to discharge the same . That they inquire and present
all ...
First , That they impannel in the several sheadings , jurors to inquire into all
offences committed against the spiritual laws ; and the same jurors to be chosen
of such as be of best ability to discharge the same . That they inquire and present
all ...
Page 170
When any person shall be apprehended on suspicion of having committed
treason or felony , the coroner in whose sheading the same has been committed ,
shall , af . ter the offender is taken into custody , and secured by him ex officio ...
When any person shall be apprehended on suspicion of having committed
treason or felony , the coroner in whose sheading the same has been committed ,
shall , af . ter the offender is taken into custody , and secured by him ex officio ...
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| Title | A View of the Jurisprudence of the Isle of Man, with the History of Its Ancient Constitution, Legislative Government, and Extraordinary Privileges |
| Author | James Johnson |
| Publisher | Thomas Bryce and Company, 1811 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 11 Nov 2014 |
| Length | 234 pages |
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