S Ito - Financial History Review, 2013 - cambridge.org
The English law reform movement produced numerous proposals for land registries during the Interregnum, but the idea of land registration took on economic connotations only after …
L Meyer - Journal of Early Modern Studies, 2015 - torrossa.com
When servants, laborers, and apprentices sued their masters for back wages or mistreatment in the Court of Requests they took advantage of the court's doctrine of equity …
This thesis examines how the Spanish and Portuguese Jews' Congregation of London ('the London community') carved out, to the extent English law and courts would permit them, a …
In the seventeenth century, England saw Holland as an economic power to learn from and compete with. English Economic Thought in the Seventeenth Century: Rejecting the Dutch …
DA Smith - Law and History Review, 2010 - cambridge.org
James I's declaration to the Parliament of 1621 was quickly followed on March 31, 1621, by a proclamation abolishing “bills of conformity”—a remedy for insolvent debtors in the English …
E Oliel-Grausz - … Changes and Cultural Transformations in the …, 2019 - library.oapen.org
This contribution focuses on a little known aspect of Sephardic history: the role of the kehilla or community, and its related institutions, as a forum for the settlement of disputes in …
This thesis investigates the practices, people, and principles underpinning the administration of justice in late-fifteenth-and early-sixteenth-century England. It traces the …
The bill and answer for the 1640 court of request proceedings constitute the extant evidence of the terms of two contracts between Richard Brome and the Salisbury Court, one signed in …