Abstract

THE CONSTITUTIONAL STATUS UP TO THE DEATH OF JOHN LACKLAND, KING OF ENGLAND

Assist. Lect. Samira Sha`lan Qitan

Volume: 10 Issue: 1 2020

Abstract:

DUCTION The experience of the parliament of the United Kingdom represents a development example of the Democratic procedurethrough the Modern history. So, there isn‟t an experience come before this one and has a self-development as this which has happened in Britain. In Britain, there were social and economicconditions that represent an appearance and development of parliamentary life. Since 873 a united council, the Witian, has been in the custody of the Anglo-Saxon throne foundation, which contained who are close to the Royal Family in England, his action developed as a result of exploiting the need of successive kings for his services or the money of his members, so, they imposed their powers and conditions then increased at the expense of the throne. The Witian began to engage in a kind of modest parliamentary activity, which reached the point of participating in the removal and inauguration of kings. When the Norman invasion came in 1066, this council was developed by the Conqueror William‟s need to legalize his occupation then changes its name to Common Concilum, which became a regular convening and became an official tradition as a result of the inability of kings to dispense with its advice.

DOI: http://doi.org/10.37648/ijrssh.v10i01.015

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