About use of prohibitive orders of office in the conflict of jurisdictions of court of the chancellor and courts of general law in England of the 15-17th centuries

Purpose: A research of a problem of use of prohibitive orders of Office in the conflict of jurisdictions of Court of the Chancellor and Courts of general law in England of the 15-17th centuries. Methodology: Historical and legal and formally legal methods were used. Results: It is established that in England the 15-17th century of century jurisdiction of courts hasn't been rather accurately defined. Besides, this period of time is also characterized by existence of extensive judicial system (more than 60 types of courts) in this connection, because of indistinct division of their competence there was a set of the disputes connected both with jurisdiction of affairs and with priority of jurisdiction. In particular, these contradictions have mentioned courts of General law and Court of the Chancellor. The first were guided by general law, the second - the right of justice. Novelty/originality/value: Article has a certain scientific value as in her the urgent historical and legal problem is considered.