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The Publisher Of This Book Utilises Modern Printing Technologies As Well As Photocopying Processes For Reprinting And Preserving Rare Works Of Literature That Are Out-Of-Print Or On The Verge Of Becoming Lost. This Book Is One Such Reprint. Purchase Of This Book Includes Free Trial Access To Www.Million-Books.Com Where You Can Read More Than A Million Books For Free. This Is An Ocr Edition With Typos. Excerpt From Book: Chapter Ii. Oeigin And Development Of The Jurisdiction (A). The Kins (According To English Law) Was The Fountain Of Nature And . .. J . J.U- J- Defects Of Justice And Equity; He Swore At His Coronation To Dispense Common Kw To All His Subjects Aqiiam Et Rectam Justitiam (B); And Every Jurisdiction Jurisdiction In England Exercised Its Authority Under A Delegation From Him Either General Or Particular. The Authority Exercised -By The Courts Of Common Law Was Conferred Whenever A Controversy Arose Which Called For Adjudication By A Writ Adapted To The Circumstances / Ot The Controversy In Question (C). This Was Known F As Jin Original Writ. Original Writs Said Lord Hard- Wicke (D) Were Commissional To Courts Of Common C) The Most Important Modern Authorities On The History Of The Court Of Chancery Are Palgrave'S Essay Upon The Original Authority Of The King'S Council 1834 Spence'S Equitable Jurisdiction Of The Court Of Chancery 1846 And Baildon'S Introduction To Select Cases In Chancery (Seldcn Society) 1896. Valuable Information May Also Be Found In Two Controversial Tracts : A Discourse Of The Judicial Authority Belonging To The Office Of Master Of The Rolls 2Nd Ed. 1728 (By Jckyll M.R ) And The Legal Judicature In Chancery Stated 1727 (By Burroughs A Master In Chancery Aided By Bishop Warburton). The Earliest Proceedings Are Given In The Introduction To The Calendar Of Proceedings In Chancery In The Reign Of Queen Elizabeth Vol. I 1827 ; Vol. Ii. 1830 And In The Volume Edited By Mr. Baildon. Crompton (L'Au