Note 219 — Book VII.
John Beames translation
Yet, Bracton reckons a daughter a more remote Heir when a Son was living. (Bracton 64. b.) It is clear, that author uses the term comparatively, and so the Grand Norm. Cust. uses it, (sparsim.)
John Beames translation
Yet, Bracton reckons a daughter a more remote Heir when a Son was living. (Bracton 64. b.) It is clear, that author uses the term comparatively, and so the Grand Norm. Cust. uses it, (sparsim.)