CHAP. 13. The order of an indictment taken
in the sheriff's tourn.
CHAP. 16. Priority of feoffment giveth title of
wardship.
CHAP. 17. In what case essoin de malo lecti
doth lie, and where not.
CHAP. 20. The tenant's answer in a writ of
cosinage aiel and besaiel.
CHAP. 21. A cessavit by the chief lord
against
his freehold tenant.
CHAP. 25. Of what things an assize will lie.--
Certificate of assize.--Attachment in an assize.
CHAP. 26. Who may bring a writ of redisseisin,
and the punishment of the offender therein.
CHAP. 27. Essoin after inquest, but none after
day given prece partium.
CHAP. 28. In certain actions after appearance,
there shall be no essoin.
CHAP. 30. The authority of justices of nisi
prius.--Adjournment of suits.--Certain writs
that be determinable in their proper counties.--A
jury may give their verdict at large.--None but
which were summoned shall be put in assizes or
juries.
CHAP. 35. In what cases do lie a writ of ravishment
of ward, communi custodia, ejectione,
&c.
CHAP. 36. A distress taken upon a suit commenced
by others.
CHAP. 38. How many shall be returned in juries
and petit assizes, and of what age they shall
be. |
at the first settlement of the province, though they
have since been disused.
They have been recognized by 1785, Ch. 80, S.
12, but this statute does not appear to have been
necessary in their prosecution.
CHAP. 16. Obsolete in England. See 12 Car.
2, Ch. 24.
CHAP. 21. See 3 Bl. Com. 332.
CHAP. 25. See note on 9 Hen. 3, Ch. 12.
CHAP. 26. Same.
CHAP. 30. None of the several provisions in
this statute appear to have been applicable to the
province.
CHAP. 35. Obsolete in England. See 12 Car.
2, Ch. 24.
CHAP. 36. See the note on 3 Edw. 1, Ch. 25.
CHAP. 38. There may be some doubt as to the
part of this statute which prohibited the summoning
of men above seventy years of age, but there
is nothing to shew with any certainty that it did
extend. There was an act in 1698, directing that
delegates and justices should not be summoned as
jurors; but the first general provision was, by the
act of 1715, Ch. 37. |
