King's or Queen's coroner and attorney
- King's or Queen's coroner and attorney
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Black's law dictionary.
HENRY CAMPBELL BLACK, M. A..
1990.
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King's or Queen's coroner and attorney — King s (Queen s) coroner and attorney In England, an officer of the court of king s (or queen s) bench, usually called the master of the crown office, whose duty it was to file informations at the suit of a private subject by direction of the… … Black's law dictionary
Queen's coroner and attorney — King s (Queen s) coroner and attorney In England, an officer of the court of king s (or queen s) bench, usually called the master of the crown office, whose duty it was to file informations at the suit of a private subject by direction of the… … Black's law dictionary
Queen's coroner and attorney — King s (Queen s) coroner and attorney In England, an officer of the court of king s (or queen s) bench, usually called the master of the crown office, whose duty it was to file informations at the suit of a private subject by direction of the… … Black's law dictionary
King's coroner and attorney — King s (Queen s) coroner and attorney In England, an officer of the court of king s (or queen s) bench, usually called the master of the crown office, whose duty it was to file informations at the suit of a private subject by direction of the… … Black's law dictionary
King's coroner and attorney — King s (Queen s) coroner and attorney In England, an officer of the court of king s (or queen s) bench, usually called the master of the crown office, whose duty it was to file informations at the suit of a private subject by direction of the… … Black's law dictionary
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