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merchants in particular. Though dating back centuries, the practice of impanelling expert juries of merchants became especially prevalent in England and
Australia and England, litigation finance has been slow to develop in the United States due to common-law prohibitions on third-party financing. The most
the PRIESTFINAL.DOC MAY 3, 2001 5/3/01 4:24 PM 2001] Colonial Currency Policies 1327 prevalent in New England as in the South, New Englanders
Sue Park, Money, Mortgages, and the Conquest of America, 41 L. & Soc. Inquiry 1006, 1014-15 (2016) (describing how early colonists in New England
by way of England or Wales, and goods illegally imported from elsewhere were forfeited along with the ship in which they were imported.57 Judicial
supra note 22, at 344; see Kenneth Colegrove, New England Town Mandates, in 21 PUB- LICATIONS OF THE COLONIAL SOCIETY OF MASSACHUSETTS: TRANSACTIONS
rule37 that trustees had to serve gratuitously. That rule is still nominally in effect in England, although it has been restricted in scope as the
have the right of subrogation, which exists in almost all insurance contracts and under state law.30 Insurers can sue third parties whose actions
forma pauperis right in England can claim uncontested authority since 1495. 18 In effect for four centu- ries, England’s in forma pauperis statute
England: Floors, Doors, Windows, and Ceilings in the Legal Architecture of Empire, in THE OXFORD HANDBOOK OF ENGLISH LAW AND LITERATURE, 1500-1700