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• As well as appeals to the exchequer chamber, the court also allowed appeals to the House of Lords, which was first used in 1660 for the case of " Fanshawe v Impey " and confirmed in 1677.
• Save the opinion of Crompton J . ( entitled to the greatest respect, but not assented to by exchequer chamber ), there is no authority for it in the English law.
• As a rule a judgement of the exchequer chamber was considered the definitive statement of the law, although certain judgements like " Hampden " ( the case of Ship Money ) caused political controversy.
• He adhered to his opinion on the subsequent argument in the exchequer chamber ( Hilary term, 1608 ), and induced Sir Thomas Foster to concur in it.
• The exchequer chamber, in 1837, declared it to have " become part of the common law of the land " (Alstan v.
• This reasoning seems in accordance with the unanimous decision of the exchequer chamber in " Elderton v Emmens ", which we have followed in subsequent cases in this Court.