English law

The seal of a custom-house; parchment, sealed and delivered by customs goods are customed; a testimonial that king, are paid. law. To cocket Cokettari: to be with a cocket collection or compilation of laws, by public compilation of existing laws, or a new new principles. Codes of procedure civil enacted by New York and many of the a code of law prepared under the dipromulgated in 1804, as the civil law of Empire the Code Napoleon. Code of imperial constitutions in twelve books, nine associates, under the direction of called to distinguish it from the code about a century before, — the first of four the Corpus Juris Civilis. Code of Tiiea code compiled by the emperor The- 438, being a methodical collection, in imperial constitutions then in force. It is Theodosian code. of laws; particularly the code of Jus-; a writing folded like modern books, instrument Codex Gregrorianns: a collection tutions made by Gregorius, a Roman jurist, fifth century. Fragments only remain. Codex collection of imperial constitutions made by the fifty century. It was nothing more than Codex Gregorianus, containing the constitutions Maximilian. Fragments only remain. Codex code of Justinian; so called by Justinian himself. prselectionis: the new code of Justinian; or the first or old code, promulgated A. D. 534, extant Codex Theodosianns: the code of Vetus: the old code; the first edition of the now lost