Commentaries on the Laws of England: Of the rights of persons

J. Murray, 1857

INTRODUCTION	1

OF JUDGMENT AND ITS CONSEQUENCES	7

SECTION II	25

Origin of Society	33

Theory of British Constitution	42

OF THE LAWS OF ENGLAND	48

OF THE SEVERAL SPECIES OF TRIAL	57

Particular Customs	58

OF COURTS IN GENERAL	66

CHAPTER VIII	68

SECTION IV	76

OF THE PARLIAMENT	79

OF REVERSAL OF JUDGMENT	86

359	90

OF TITLE BY BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY	107

BOOK THE FIRST	109

Wager of	116

OF PROPERTY IN GENERAL	125

CHAPTER II	132

OF THE PERSONS CAPABLE OF COMMITTING CRIMES	141

OF REAL PROPERTY AND FIRST OF CORPOREAL HEREDITAMENTS	145

OF OFFENCES AGAINST THE PUBLIC PEACE	148

24	151

OF OFFENCES AGAINST PUBLIC TRADE	163

CHAPTER XIII	172

30	174

CHAPTER III	179

CHAPTER XIII	190

CHAPTER XII	197

OF HOMICIDE	201

CHAPTER XIV	205

CHAPTER IV	206

OF TRESPASS	211

OF PROPERTY IN THINGS PERSONAL	214

CHAPTER V	216

OF THE SOVEREIGNS DUTIES	228

OF WASTE	236

The King can do no Wrong	240

CHAPTER XVI	244

OF DISTURBANCE	247

CHAPTER XVII	255

Constituent part of the Legislature	256

Housebreaking and Sacrilege	258

CHAPTER XVII	260

OF THE COURTS OF COMMON LAW AND EQUITY	261

May establish Markets	262

CHAPTER XVIII	275

OF THE ROYAL REVENUE I Ordinary Revenue	277

Custody of Bishops Temporalities 2 Corodies	279

Queen Annes Bounty	282

Profits of Military Tenures	283

Wine Licences	284

Profits of Courts of Law	285

Royal Fish 1	286

Shipwrecks	287

Treasure Trove	290

Waifs	292

OF THE WRIT OF SUMMONS	293

Forfeitures of Goods for Offences	294

Escheats	297

OF THE MEANS OF PREVENTING OFFENCES	299

Extraordinary Revenue	301

Taxes Annual in their origin 1 The LAND TAX	302

Scutage	304

OF COURTS OF CRIMINAL JURISDICTION	305

The Malt Tax	307

Court of Exchequer Chamber	326

The Civil List	327

OF SUMMARY CONVICTIONS	328

Lease and Release	329

Influence of the Crown	331

OF SUBORDINATE MAGISTRATES	333

OF ARRESTS	334

CHAPTER XXII	340

Overseers and Guardians of the Poor	355

CHAPTER X	367

OF ALIENATION BY SPECIAL CUSTOM	374

CHAPTER XI	378

OF COMMITMENT AND BAIL	384

OF THINGS PERSONAL	394

CHAPTER XII	402

House of Peers	406

Commonalty	408

CHAPTER XIII	414

OF THE FEUDAL SYSTEM	416

The Standing Army	420

OF JUDGMENT AND ITS INCIDENTS	421

Of the Maritime State	426

OF MASTER AND SERVANT AND HEREIN OF PRINCIPAL AND AGENT	432

58	437

OF OFFENCES AGAINST PUBLIC JUSTICE	438

78	442

CHAPTER XXVI	447

81	449

OF COURTS ECCLESIASTICAL MILITARY AND MARITIME	454

438	456

Regulates Weights and Measures and	458

21	460

OF REPRIEVE AND PARDON	464

441	466

OF THE GENERAL NATURE OF EQUITY	467

27	468

446	472

Exclusive Jurisdiction of Chancery as to Infants Lunatics	479

82	484

CHAPTER XVII	487

Concurrent Jurisdiction of Chancery as to Injunction Specific	489

OF THE BENEFIT OF CLERGY	490

45	492

95	494

CHAPTER XVIII	497

8226	504

Auxiliary Jurisdiction of Chancery as to the Cancellation	507

98	514

101	524

Who may not make a Will	527

Rights of Master	531

64	534

102	539

65	540

50	541

Duties of Executor or Administrator	542

130	545

As Head of the Church	547

Titre	Commentaries on the Laws of England: Of the rights of persons Volume 1 de Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Robert Malcolm Kerr
Auteur	William Blackstone
Éditeur	J. Murray, 1857
Original provenant de	Université de Harvard
Numérisé	7 déc. 2018

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