The arguments exhibited by the lord keeper in parliament, proving that noblemen's persons be attachable for contempts committed by them in the court of chancery
MS. Tanner 91, fol. 128
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Title
The arguments exhibited by the lord keeper in parliament, proving that noblemen's persons be attachable for contempts committed by them in the court of chancery
Shelfmark
MS. Tanner 91, fol. 128
Summary
The arguments exhibited by the lord keeper in parliament, proving that noblemen's persons be attachable for contempts committed by them in the court of chancery; delivered on occasion of an attachment awarded out of the same court against the lord Cromwell for disobeying a decree of the court, in the case of one Taverner plaintiff, and the said lord Cromwell defendant.
Date
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
Language
English
Physical extent
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Collection contents
Collection of papers relating to Common Law
The arguments exhibited by the lord keeper in parliament, proving that noblemen's persons be attachable for contempts committed by them in the court of chancery
