Law In The Middle Ages

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Many of the disputes in the manor courts had to do with farming and property which meant using too much manure or simply ploughing another person's land. Manor courts were like a village meeting where most villagers would attend and decided who would win the case...
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Moreover, representatives of the lord, called stewards, acted as judges deciding the sentence of the court. Royal courts took care of serious crimes such as murder, treason, rape, burglary, cutting trees or even taking deadwood for fuel from royal forests...
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