ColecciÃ3n De Autos Acordados De La Real Audiencia Chancilleria De Filipinas
presents a compilation of decrees from the Royal Audience Chancery of the Philippines, along with sovereign and superior orders affecting the realm of justice. This collection serves as an essential resource for judges who concurrently hold the character of governors.
This historical legal document offers insights into the judicial and administrative practices during the Spanish colonial era in the Philippines. It provides a detailed view of the laws, regulations, and legal interpretations that governed the region, reflecting the interplay between Spanish governance and local contexts. A valuable resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the historical legal framework of the Philippines.
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