Court of Record affirms enrolled proceedings and power to fine or imprison, making preserved records conclusive evidence. A Court of Record is a tribunal whose acts and judicial proceedings are formally enrolled and preserved as a perpetual memorial; it is characterized by ... Summary
Court of Record affirms enrolled proceedings and power to fine or imprison, making preserved records conclusive evidence.
A Court of Record is a tribunal whose acts and judicial proceedings are formally enrolled and preserved as a perpetual memorial; it is characterized by the power to fine or imprison for contempt or substantive offences, and its preserved proceedings constitute conclusive evidence of what they record.
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