Publisher's Synopsis
In this 19th century legal case, the Queen of England sued the Commissioners of Public Works and Fisheries in Ireland over proposed construction projects that she deemed interfered with her property rights. This book includes the judgement issued by the Court of King's Bench, as well as testimonies and evidence presented during the trial. A fascinating look at the legal issues and power dynamics of the era.
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