The Castilian Admiralty Income: Between Law and Custom
Abstract
Analysis of the evolution of the Castilian Admiralty income in the late Middle Ages and especially in the fifteenth century. The origin and development of such revenues is studied by identifying their supply sources as well as the repercussions of the leasing system on tax payers. It focuses on jurisdictional conflicts and on the many measures that were taken in the practice of the law.Downloads
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