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Amercement

An amercement is a financial penalty in English law, common during the Middle Ages, imposed either by the court or by peers.

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Amercement

Nodes57
Edges56
Triples66
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035088
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related to In the United States · 19
Amercement → Cir, Cotter, Ct, Frantz, FRCP Rule, Hotel California, In, Inc, Law, Powerlifting Federation, Quilici, Referred, See, Super, The, Treasury, Victor, Vitale, Whether
related to Early Norman rule · 18
Amercement → Anglo, As, Crown, For, Further, He, Henry, His, It, No, Norman Conquest, Rules, Saxon, Strictly, Such, The Charter, The Crown, Thus
related to Later Plantagenet rule · 8
Amercement → Fine, Here, King's, Later, The, The Crown, This, With
related to References · 7
Amercement → Commentary, Great Charter, Historical Introduction, History, King John, Magna Carta, William Sharp McKechnie
related to Etymology · 6
Amercement → Anglo-Norman, English, French, Latin, Law French, The
related to Magna Carta · 4
Amercement → Amercements, Chapter, Magna Carta, Three
related to External links · 3
Amercement → Encyclopædia Britannica, New International Encyclopedia, Vol
is a · 1
Amercement → financial penalty in English law

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Amercementis afinancial penalty in English law0.90text
Amercementrelated to Early Norman ruleNorman Conquest0.60section
Amercementrelated to Early Norman ruleHenry0.60section
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Amercementrelated to Early Norman ruleThe Crown0.60section
Amercementrelated to Early Norman ruleStrictly0.60section
Amercementrelated to Early Norman ruleRules0.60section
Amercementrelated to Early Norman ruleFurther0.60section
Amercementrelated to Early Norman ruleThus0.60section
Amercementrelated to Early Norman ruleCrown0.60section

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