What did the destruction of the royal ships in England in 1640 give?

The royal courts were abolished by the Long Parliament in 1640. All courts of justice, except for the clerical, were also liquidated. This, in turn, confirmed the powers of the common law courts, which were within the scope of parliamentary statutory law. The judiciary was also removed from the crown, which ensured the primacy of parliament in the field of justice. After the adoption of the resolution on legislative supremacy, the legislative power also passed to the parliament.