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6. Le Geyt, t. IV, p. 46 et suiv., 59, 60 (voy. aussi t. L, p. XVII); lord Hatton, Brit. museum, ms, add. 6253, f° 10 : « In case of their sudden death (du baiïlli et de son lieutenant), or sickness, or any other necessary impediment, the court makes a delegate of one of their own body, which they call judge delegate : tis usually the ancientest of the court. »