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Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 2016 Cambridge University Press hardcover edition. Unread copy in very good condition. By presenting original research into British legal history, this volume emphasises the historical shaping of the law by ideas of authority. The essays offer perspectives upon the way that ideas of authority underpinned the conceptualisation and interpretation of legal sources over time and became embedded in legal institutions. The contributors explore the basis of the authority of particular sources of law, such as legislation or court judgements, and highlight how this was affected by shifting ideas relating to concepts of sovereignty, religion, political legitimacy, the nature of law, equity and judicial interpretation. The analysis also encompasses ideas of authority, which influenced the development of courts, remedies and jurisdictions, international aspects of legal authority when questions of foreign law or jurisdiction arose in British courts, the wider authority of systems of legal ideas such as natural law, the authority of legal treatises, and the relationship between history, law and legal thought. Contents: 1 The judicial interpretation of legislation in later thirteenth- and early fourteenth-century England by Paul Brand 2 The authority of parliament and the scope of the Statute of Uses 1536 by N.G. Jones 3 Developing a prerogative theory for the authority of the Chancery: the French connection by Ian Williams 4 Authority and precedent by David Ibbetson 5 Legislation and authority in early-modern Scotland by Andrew R.C. Simpson 6 The sources of early Scots consistorial law: reflections on law, authority and jurisdiction during the Scottish Reformation by Thomas Green 7 Conciliar authority and equitable jurisdiction in early-modern Scotland by J.D. Ford 8 Legal authorities as instruments of conflict management: the long endgame of Anglo-Hanseatic relations (1474-1603) by Alain Wijffels 9 History and the justification of governmental authority and individual rights in the age of John Locke and Samuel Pufendorf by Andreas Thier 10 The commissioners for claims on France and the case of the Baron de Bode, 1815-1861 by Michael Lobban 11 The authority of law in a bureaucratic framework: the nineteenth-century medicine stamp duty by Chantal Stebbings 12 The authority of treatises in English law (1800-1936) by Stephen Waddams 13 Maitland and Austin: legal history and legal thought in the late nineteenth century by John Hudson.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Within both the Civil Law and the Common Law we find means of acquiring and losing rights, or freeing ourselves from obligations by the passage of time. The ratio thereof is twofold: (1) in the words of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. 'Sometimes it is said that, if a man neglects to enforce his rights, he cannot complain if, after a while, the law follows his example' and (2) A claim should not hang above the head of the debtor as if it were a Damocles`sword, or (on the words of Best CJ 'long dormant claims have more cruelty than justice in them.' This ratio is and has been felt strongly in every jurisdiction, but legislation, case law and jurisprudence but the specifications thereof show substantial dissimilarities, notably between the Common Law and the Civil Law, even thus that in recent times several Law Commissions reported about future modifications and other jurisdictions enacted new legislation. This book gives the necessary historical background on a comparative basis.; Within both the Civil Law and the Common Law we find means of acquiring and losing rights, or freeing ourselves from obligations by the passage of time. The ratio thereof is twofold: (1) In the words of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. 'Sometimes it is said that, if a man neglects to enforce his rights, he cannot complain if, after a while, the law follows his example' and (2) A claim should not hang above the head of the debtor as if it were a Damocles' sword, or on the words of Best CJ 'long dormant claims have more cruelty than justice in them.' This ratio is and has been felt strongly in every jurisdiction, but legislation, case law and jurisprudence but the specifications thereof show substantial dissimilarities, notably between the Common Law and the Civil Law, even thus that in recent times several Law Commissions reported about future modifications and other jurisdictions enacted new legislation. This book gives the necessary historical background on a comparative basis.…

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condición: New. Harry Dondorp has been teaching Roman Law and Legal History at the Free University Amsterdam since 1979. He published notably on the history of Canon Law and in the field of the Comparative Legal History.David Ibbetson has been Regius Professor of Civil Law.

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