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The Position of the Courts

The Isolation of the Judges

Competition between Courts

The Exchequer of Pleas

The Exchequer Chamber, 1357

The Exchequer Chamber for Debate

King’s Bench and Trespass

The Common Law Side of Chancery

The Need for De-centralisation

The Nisi Prius System

Justices of the Peace

The Fate of the Local Courts

The last chapter has briefly told the beginning of a long story. When once the superior courts had come into existence there still remained the question whether they would continue upon the course which they had begun.