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A translation of Glanville

Note 48 — Book I.

John Beames translation

It seems from the Regiam Majestatem, that if the summons were made by one summoner, in the presence of lawful and sufficient witnesses, it was good. These witnesses were to verify the summons, before the defendant could be compelled to answer. (Reg. Maj. L. 1. c. 6.)

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