Imperial law definition
Imperial law means an Act of the Imperial Parliament or an instrument made under such an Act. [1 June 2012]
Examples of Imperial law in a sentence
In the light of the Utrecht and Italian examples, it can be argued that the power relations at the inter-sovereign level and the resulting political compromise created an implicit hierarchy, where vertical Imperial law was bowed and bent to fit the main players’ horizontal options.
Although the Emperor benefitted from an advantageous position in Imperial law, which was essentially feudal for successions, decisions were always the counterpart of a bilaterally negotiated concession by the other party.