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The system used to solve the competence conflicts between the royal and ecclesiastical jurisdiction in the Crown of Aragon was based on the agreement of 1372, which gave rise to the Chancellor’s Court. Being an agreed procedure, it has been attributed the merit of mitigating the serious confrontations that arose between both jurisdictions in other territories of the Spanish monarchy. This paper tries to verify the validity of this hypothesis by examining the main conflicts raised by the clergy and the bishops of the Valencian dioceses in the first half of the eighteenth century. Likewise, the reports issued by the territorial Courts of the Crown of Aragon on the possibility of the restauration of the Chancellor’s Court after its abolition by the “Cortes” of Cadiz illustrates the problems of the system functioning at the end of the Old Regime.

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El Tribunal del Canciller de Competencias y los conflictos entre la jurisdicción real y la eclesiástica en la Corona de Aragón a finales del Antiguo Régimen (1707-1835)