Spain. Chancillería de Granada
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Name (Latin)
Spain. Chancillería de Granada
Other forms of name
Spain. Real Chancelaria de Granada
Spain. Reial Audiència i Cancelleria de Granada
Spain. Reial Cancelleria de Granada
Granada (Province). Chancillería
Spain. Audiencia de Granada
Spain. Audiencia y Chancillería de Granada
Spain. Real Audiencia de Granada
Spain. Real Audiencia y Chancillería de Granada
Spain. Real Chancillería de Granada
Granada (Spain : Audiencia)
Granada (Spain : Chancillería)
Coordinates
-3.59562 -3.59562 37.17724 37.17724 (gooearth )
Other Identifiers
Sources of Information
- Monterroso y Alvarado, Gabriel de. Pratica civil y criminal, y instrucion de escriuanos, 1595
- Real Chancillería de Granada, or Real Audiencia y Chancillería de Granada, was a judicial institution established by the Catholic Monarchs in 1494 as the Real Audicia y Chancellería de Ciudad Real which then moved to Grenada in 1505; established to exercise jurisdiction over territories south of the Tagus; dissolved in 1834 ( (Wikipedia, viewed 28 April 2025:) )
- Royal Chancellery of Granada, or La Real Chancillería de Granada or Real Audiencia y Chancillería de Granada was a court established by Isabella I of Castile in 1505 when she moved the royal audience and chancellery of Ciudad Real, established in 1494, to Granada ( (Wikipedia, viewed 28 April 2025:) )
- Its Ordenancas de la Real Audiencia y Chancilleria de Granada, 1601:t.p. (Real Audiencia y Chancilleria de Granada)
- LC manual authority cd.(hdg.: Granada (Province). Chancillería)
- Spain. Novísima recopilacion de las leyes de España; libro 5(De las chancillerías y audiencias del Reyno. Titulo 1. De las Chancillerías de Valladolid y Granada; law of 1489 establishes 2 permanent Real audiencias to sit in Valladolid and Granada (replacing one in Ciudad-Real); law of 1494 defines territory in which each exercises jurisdiction; later laws stipulate the officers of the audiencias/chancillerias, the kinds of cases they may hear, and the rules of procedure; the laws of titles 2-10 of book 5 subsequently established 9 more audiencias in other parts of Spain)
- Espasa, under Chancillería(the audiencias of Valladolid and Ciudad-Real (later Granada) were called Chancillerías because of the function of a chanciller affixing the royal seal to its documents and decrees) under Tribunal (gives history of the evolution of the judicial institution of audiencia, both in mainland Spain and in the provinces; an audiencia was established in Ciudad-Real in 1494 to complement the one in Valladolid, which evolved from the King's Audiencia Real or Tribunal de la Corte del Rey; it was removed in 1505 to Granada; an audiencia was also called chancillería, but those in Granada and Valladolid were specifically and properly called chancillerías because of special attributes distinguishing them in their early years; table gives the 15 audiencias and the provinces which each exercises jurisdiction over)