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English Wayfaring Life in the Middle Ages (XIVth Century)

Note 179 — Chapter III · SECURITY OF THE ROADS

Lucy Toulmin Smith translation

Those who divided among themselves the prospective profit of a lawsuit “maintained” in this way, were called “champertors,” campi participes, which was forbidden by numerous statutes. See e.g. the “Ordinacio de Conspiratoribus,” 33 Ed. I, year 1305.

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