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442 Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1694 97.
Lib. H. D. cannot after that Assign any Error which is matter of ifact, Rolls Tit Error ffol 762. 2: If he Assign Matter of ifact for Error a sci: fa: shall be Granted, 18H: 6:19. And it seemeth to me that vpon the Return of the Sci: ifac: & the Appearance of the Deft therevpon in that Court where the Writ of Error is Returnable, and where the Error is Assigned the Plaintiffe & Deft shall join issue, which issue p. 355 must be sent to that Court where the first Cause was Tryed, and shall be there tryed by Twelve Men, and then it shall be sent to that Court where the Writ of Error is depending, and then they must proceed accordingly. This I humbly submit to your Exncy as the Opinion of Yor Excells most humble Servt R: Gouldesborough I am of the same Opinion with the above Reporter. Geo: Plater I am of the same Philip Clarke I subscribe to the same Opinion Robt Carvile
In obedience to your Exncies Commands, to Certifye my Opinion, in the Case of Edward Randolph Esqr, who as well for our Soveraign Lord the King as for himself prosecuted against John Blackmore & the ship Ann &Ca I have considered 1: That in the case of a Subject only & where the King is not concern'd in the Suit; if a Writ of Error be brought in a Superiour Court vpon a Judgmt given in an inferiour Court, and the Judgmt be therevpon Reversed for Error in the Judgmt given in the inferiour Court; then the Superiour Court ought to give the same Judgmt as the inferiour ought to have done in case they had not Erred, Rolls 1st part, tit Error ffol 774, Delamore & Hoskins Case, Lim 10 Car Rot 900 adjudg ed Hoskins & Cheles Case, Mich: 14 Caroli in B R adjudged, and Omuleourie & Aires case adjudged in a Writ of Error vpon a Judgmt in Ireland, Mich, 1 3 Car in Banco Regis Rot 332.
2: In the principall Case the information was brought agt the ship vpon the Statute supposing that she had not observed the form of the Statute, but had taken on Board Tobacco before any Bond was given according to the form of the Statute, and was thereby become forfieted to the King and to the In former Vpon this the Master of the ship appeared & pleaded not guilty & puts himself vpon the Countrey, and the Informer J oynes issue,
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