The opening section of this document refers to the "Stratutum de Tellagio non Concedendo" as precedent. It was partly prompted by the promotion of chaplain Roger Maynwaring, which was strenuously objected to by John Selden. It was also a direct response to Chief Justice Hyde in Darnell's Case, and acted as a rebuttal of that case's arguments Its drafters purposely avoided 
The opening section of this document refers to the "Stratutum de Tellagio non Concedendo" as precedent. It was partly prompted by the promotion of chaplain Roger Maynwaring, which was strenuously objected to by John Selden. It was also a direct response to Chief Justice Hyde in Darnell's Case, and acted as a rebuttal of that case's arguments Its drafters purposely avoided referring to tunnage and poundage, which had recently been withheld in protest to the foreign policy of the Duke of Buckingham. This document drafted by Edward Coke asserts the inability of the monarch to impose martial law in peacetime, as well as freedom from arbitrary imprisonment. For 10 points, name this 1628 document which was grudgingly accepted by Charles I.
The opening section of this document refers to the "Stratutum de Tellagio non Concedendo" as precedent.
Petition of Right