In this country, a court of appeals called the Fifth Court was created to supplement its four Quarter Courts. The Ironside code and Jon's Book were introduced in this country to replace its Gray Goose Laws. The practice of throwing "high-seat pillars" into the sea and building homes where they drifted is described in this country's Book of Settlements. This country's logretta legislature, which was made up of godar chieftains, lost most of its power with the (*) signing of the Old Covenant. One 
In this country, a court of appeals called the Fifth Court was created to supplement its four Quarter Courts. The Ironside code and Jon's Book were introduced in this country to replace its Gray Goose Laws. The practice of throwing "high-seat pillars" into the sea and building homes where they drifted is described in this country's Book of Settlements. This country's logretta legislature, which was made up of godar chieftains, lost most of its power with the (*) signing of the Old Covenant. One third of this country's laws were recited each year from atop a rocky outcropping called the Logberg. In this country, the office of Lawspeaker was held by men like the author of the Prose Edda, Snorri Sturluson. For 10 points, name this country home to the Althing assembly.
In this country, a court of appeals called the Fifth Court was created to supplement its four Quarter Courts.
Iceland