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Legal Definitions - B.S.
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Definition of B.S.
Definition: B.S. is an abbreviation for bancus superior, which means "upper bench" in Law Latin. It refers to a court or tribunal in English law.
There are different types of bancus superior:
- Bancus publicus: Also known as "public bench."
- Bancus reginae: Also known as "Queen's Bench."
- Bancus regis: Also known as "King's Bench."
The King's Bench was called bancus superior during the Protectorate (1653-1659).
Example: In English law, a person can appeal to the bancus superior if they are not satisfied with the decision made by a lower court. The bancus superior will then review the case and make a final decision.
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Simple Definition
Term: B.S.
Definition: B.S. stands for bancus superior, which is a Latin term that means "upper bench." In English law, it referred to a court or tribunal, such as the King's Bench or Queen's Bench. During the Protectorate (1653-1659), the King's Bench was called bancus superior. B.S. is an abbreviation for this term.
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