The Law ... Is Perfection

In The Meane Time Know This, That The Learning Of Warranties Is One Of The Most Curious And Cunning Learnings Of The Law, And Of Great Use And Consequence.

Every Libel, Which Is Called Famosus Libellus, Is Made Either Against A Private Man, Or Against A Public Person. If It Be Against A Private Man, It Deserves A Severe Punishment.

The Law Of The Realm Cannot Be Changed But By Parliament.

It Is Better, Saith The Law, To Suffer A Mischief That Is Peculiar To One, Than An Inconvenience That May Prejudice Many.

The Agreement Of The Parties Cannot Make That Good Which The Law Maketh Void.