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Chart-- libertatum

Chart-- libertatum are Magna Charta (see that title) and Charta de Foresta.

Dict.; Co. Litt. 160. Under the rule, established by Magna Charta, which applies to every subject of the realm, a peer,

Ne injuste vexes, a writ founded on Magna Charta that lay for a tenant distrained by his lord, for

where it was brought. But it was provided by Magna Charta, in ease of the subject, that assizes of novel disseisin

[lex manifesta, Lat.], the making or waging of law, Magna Charta, c. 21.

being the equals or peers of the parties litigant. Magna Charta (see that title) provides against the condemnation of a freeman

with, but does not expressly repeal, the saving of Magna Charta for the 'reasonable parts,' but the Wills Act does not

an ancient forest by unlawful encroachment, and disafforested by the Charta de Foresta, 4 Inst. 303. See Williams on Rights of

Moderata miscericordia, a writ founded on Magna Charta, which lay for him who is amerced in a Court,

banks; in other places it is rendered 'bank.' See MAGNA CHARTA, cap. 15; 2 Inst. 478.