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... common - law procedure led some parties to request relief directly from the king , who in medieval theory was considered as the ultimate foun- tainhead of justice . These requests were transferred to the royal chancery - that is , the ...
... common - law procedure led some parties to request relief directly from the king , who in medieval theory was considered as the ultimate foun- tainhead of justice . These requests were transferred to the royal chancery - that is , the ...
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... common law , the children and surviving spouse share the estate of one who dies intestate . Modern legislation in a number of common law jurisdictions has also granted the spouse a right to elect what the law would allow her in the case ...
... common law , the children and surviving spouse share the estate of one who dies intestate . Modern legislation in a number of common law jurisdictions has also granted the spouse a right to elect what the law would allow her in the case ...
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... common augite both the M1 and M2 sites must be disordered between cal- cium , magnesium , and ferrous iron . In the calcium - poor pyroxenes , the structural relations are more complex and lead to polymorphism . Magne- sium silicate ...
... common augite both the M1 and M2 sites must be disordered between cal- cium , magnesium , and ferrous iron . In the calcium - poor pyroxenes , the structural relations are more complex and lead to polymorphism . Magne- sium silicate ...
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