The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord Chancellor of England, Volumen13W. Pickering, 1825 |
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... judgment to recover arrerages accordingly , the de- fendant can bring no writ of error of this judgment , though the fees in truth be other . 5 Mar. Dy . 163 . So if a woman bring a writ of dower , and the tenant 8 H. 6.23 . plead her ...
... judgment to recover arrerages accordingly , the de- fendant can bring no writ of error of this judgment , though the fees in truth be other . 5 Mar. Dy . 163 . So if a woman bring a writ of dower , and the tenant 8 H. 6.23 . plead her ...
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... judgment given , nothing appeareth upon record to the contrary . So when the infant levies a fine , it appeareth not upon the record that he is an infant , therefore it is an error in fact , and shall be tried by inspection during ...
... judgment given , nothing appeareth upon record to the contrary . So when the infant levies a fine , it appeareth not upon the record that he is an infant , therefore it is an error in fact , and shall be tried by inspection during ...
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... judgment of the coroners upon the back side of the writ . This is an attainder of felony , whereupon the offender doth forfeit his lands , by an escheat , to the lord of whom they are holden . But note , that a man found guilty of ...
... judgment of the coroners upon the back side of the writ . This is an attainder of felony , whereupon the offender doth forfeit his lands , by an escheat , to the lord of whom they are holden . But note , that a man found guilty of ...
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