Justice of the Old Mode
The Justice under the Ancien Mode in France resulted from a scientist mixes between Tradition S and edict S, between the oral habits and the written rules.
France counted some 300 habits including 60 principal.
According to the importance, the nature and the amount of the object of the business, the justiciable one could take advantage of its rights near various authorities of justice:
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the justices seigneuriales considering only the cases tiniest, declining pronounced since the 17th century
Then, it is the hierarchy of the royal courts of justice:
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Châtellenie, Prévôté, Viscount, Viguerie or Baylie: name varied according to the geographical areas; it constituted the first spring of the most current businesses.
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Bailliage, Seneschalsy
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Parliament or others course sovereign, such as the the sovereign Council or the Superior council.
Moreover there were financial institutions, which considered dispute tax: Receipt of finances, Office of finances, Court of the assistances and Room of the accounts
Moreover there were ecclesiastical courts, the Officialité S which judged according to the canon law. There were three degrees, Diocèse, ecclesiastical province and Primatie.
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