. A manual of the general principles of law : as stated in Blackstone and the leading writers on the law of pleading ; together with a chapter of suggestions to students, and a law glossary ; collected and arranged so as to be more easily acquired by students, and readily reviewed by young practitioners. X^^X>iv^<J |^«-u t(-^ ^<1 W. 100 BLACKSTONB. whereby a common reputation of their marriage may ensue—subtraction of conjugal rights, inability for the marriagestate, and refusal of decent maintenance to the wife. The testamentary injuries are: disputing the valid-ity of wills, obstruc
. A manual of the general principles of law : as stated in Blackstone and the leading writers on the law of pleading ; together with a chapter of suggestions to students, and a law glossary ; collected and arranged so as to be more easily acquired by students, and readily reviewed by young practitioners. X^^X>iv^<J |^«-u t(-^ ^<1 W. 100 BLACKSTONB. whereby a common reputation of their marriage may ensue—subtraction of conjugal rights, inability for the marriagestate, and refusal of decent maintenance to the wife. The testamentary injuries are: disputing the valid-ity of wills, obstructing of administrations, and subtractionof legacies. The Ecclesiastical Courts or Tribunals subsist and are ad-mitted, in England, not by any right of their own, but uponbare sufferance and toleration from the municipal laws, andthey are principally guided by the rules of the civil andcanon laws. They must have recourse to the laws of Eng-land to be informed how far their jurisdiction extends, orwhat causes are permitted, and what forbidden, to be dis-cussed or drawn in question before them, the only uniformrule to determine the jurisdiction of the courts in Englandbeing the common law. The Ecclesiastical Couits have no other process than thatof excommunication to enforce their sentences when pro-nounced, and the courts of common l
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