Judicials, 1790-1805.
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Maryland. General Court of the Eastern Shore
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Though not specifically authorized to do so before 1785, the General Courts often served as courts of record for various actions. From the description of Land records, 1778-1805. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122405948 ...
Maryland. Court of Appeals
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The Court of Appeals was established in 1694 by a commission sent with royal governor Francis Nicholson. Prior to 1681, the Governor and members of the Council, who constituted the upper house of the Assembly, exercised appellate jurisdiction much as the House of Lords in England. Appeals were not uncommon, despite the fact that the Governor and Council also sat as the judges of the Provincial Court where the appealed cases originated. This redundancy and questions about the legal r...
Maryland. General Court of the Western Shore
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Though not specifically authorized to do so before 1785, the General Courts often served as courts of record for various actions. From the description of Land records, 1777-1805. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122614031 The General Courts of the Eastern and Western Shore were created by the state Constitution of 1776 to replace the Provincial Court. They had the same jurisdiction as the Provincial Court and heard appeals from county courts. The two courts also s...