James Scarlett Abinger

English judge and legal authority

James Scarlett Abinger - English judge and legal authority
Born

December 13th, 1769
255 years ago

Died

1844
181 years ago — 75 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

England

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Born in 1769, this individual served as a prominent English judge. Appointed as a baron of the exchequer, this figure was instrumental in shaping key legal precedents during the 19th century. The appointment as a judge was a significant highlight of a legal career that underscored a commitment to justice and law. This individual contributed to numerous legal decisions that impacted English law, particularly in the areas of commercial and property law.

Served as a baron of the exchequer

Contributed to major legal decisions

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