Scotland would maintain its own laws after the proposed union

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"Scotland would maintain its own laws after the proposed union" refers to a constitutional guarantee within the 1543 Treaty of Greenwich that aimed to preserve Scotland’s distinct legal system even in the event of political union with England.

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Treaty of Greenwich (1543) provision Scotland would maintain its own laws after the proposed union