Campbell v Hall
Campbell v Hall (1774) 1 Cowp 204, 98 ER 1045 was a case decided in the Court of King's Bench in 1774. On its face it was a private action for recovery of sums paid to a tax agent, but the decision laid down the principles of the King's constitutional authority in a British colony, deciding amongst other things that such authority is absolute until a representative assembly is granted, at which point the authority of the Crown is limited.
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Campbell v Hall
Campbell v Hall (1774) 1 Cowp 204, 98 ER 1045 was a case decided in the Court of King's Bench in 1774. On its face it was a private action for recovery of sums paid to a tax agent, but the decision laid down the principles of the King's constitutional authority in a British colony, deciding amongst other things that such authority is absolute until a representative assembly is granted, at which point the authority of the Crown is limited.
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[1774] EngR 5, 1 Cowp 204, 98 ER 1045
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Michaelmas Term, 1774
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Lord Mansfield, C.J.
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James Campbell v. William Hall
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Lord Mansfield, C.J., Aston, Willes, and Ashhurst, JJ.
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law applicable in colonies; ex ...... f colonial legislatures begins
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Campbell v Hall (1774) 1 Cowp ...... ority of the Crown is limited.
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