Introduction to Samuel Dodd's Reports
William Hamilton Bryson
Abstract
William Hamilton Bryson
Abstract
The law reports of Samuel Dodd, which date from 1678 to 1713, are mostly from the Court of Exchequer from a period when there has been to date no printed law reports specific to this English court. There are a few scattered Exchequer reports published in the general English law reports of this period, and these have been reprinted in order to give a view of the jurisdiction of this court.
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The law reports of Samuel Dodd, which date from 1678 to 1713, are mostly from the Court of Exchequer from a period when there has been to date no printed law reports specific to this English court. There are a few scattered Exchequer reports published in the general English law reports of this period, and these have been reprinted in order to give a view of the jurisdiction of this court.
Key concepts: Exchequer, Jurisdiction, Law, English law, Period (music), Political science, History, Philosophy