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- Explain the various defintions of the term “Common Law” William the conqueror created the Common Law in 1066, when he invaded England.
- At the beginning, Common Law was opposed to local laws, wich be effective in the differents parts of England.
- He created an only royal Court overhead others.
- Thus born precedent system.
- The Royal judges travelled to various parts of England where they resolved local disputes.
- When they returned in London, their decisions, counted as resolved, were written down, allowing to be read by the other judges.
- Soon after, parallels courts were created.
- If the parties were dissatisfied by the judges decisions, they appealed to the king.
- This one delegated step by step the case to his Chancellor.
- The legal system of the Court of Chancery was known as equity.
- Consequently, the equity was opposed to Common Law even if it just complements it, it doesn't replace.
- At sixteen century, Parliament acquired powers to write the laws.
- Statuate law is the laws or Acts passed by Parliament and opposed to the Common Law again.
- In that direction, it exist a further and recent source of English law, wich is European law.
- Sabribri
April 2016
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