 | Philip Falle - 1837 - 548 pages
...a long course of ages. Note 20, p. 10. Trials on this Clameur de Haro, are still brought frequently before the Royal Court of this Island. It is a remarkable...King, because the sacred name of Haro is not to be causelessly invoked with impunity. It is the usual form in Jersey to oppose all alleged incroachments... | |
 | Abraham Jones Le Cras - Customary law - 1839 - 414 pages
...getting obsolete. It is a remarkable feature in this process, says Mr. Durell, that it is carried on bj the Crown, and that the losing party whether plaintiff or defendant is mulct in a small fine to the King, because the sacred name of Hara is not to be carelessly invoked... | |
 | Abraham Jones Le Cras - 1839 - 444 pages
...getting obsolete. It is a remarkable feature in this process, says Mr. Durell, that it is carried on b) the Crown, and that the losing party whether plaintiff or defendant is mulct in a small fine to Ihe King, becanse the sacred name of Haro is not to be carelessly invoked... | |
 | Francis Coghlan - 1843 - 124 pages
...of the Crown, and a fine to the King is levied on the losing party, whether plaintiff or defendant, because the sacred name of Haro is not to be carelessly invoked with impunity. Hollo was first Duke of Normandy; he entered the Christian faith about the year 915, and proved so... | |
 | 1855 - 970 pages
...their offensive proceedings. Whenever this case is tried, it is always carried on by the Crown, and the losing party, whether plaintiff or defendant, is mulcted in a small fine to the queen, because the sacred name of Rou is not to be carelessly invoked with impunity. Another curious... | |
 | Electronic journals - 1853 - 706 pages
...of the execution of a decree of the Royal Court. It is a remarkable feature in this process, that it is carried on by the crown ; and that the losing party,...Haro is not to be carelessly invoked with impunity. See upon the subject of the clameur, Le Geyt sur lea Constitutions, etc. de Jersey, par Marett, vol.... | |
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before the royal court of this Island. It is a remarkable feature in that law, that the prosecution is carried on by the crown, and that the losing party, whether plaintiff or defendant, is mulcted in a small fine to the king, because the sacred name... 