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Alexander's British statutes in force in Maryland. 2d ed., 1912
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13 E. 1, STAT. 1, CAP. 81, BILLS OF EXCEPTION.
165

and requiring like Remedy,
is found none, the Clerks of
the Chancery shall agree in
making the Writ; (4) or the
Plaintiffs may adjourn it. until
the next Parliament, and let
the cases be written in which
^they cannot agree, and let
them refer themselves until
the next Parliament, by Con-
sent of Men learned iu the
Law, a Writ shall be made,
lest it might happen after that
the Court should long time
fail to minister Justice unto
Complainants.
remedio concordent cleriei de
cancellaria in brevi faciendo
vel atterniinent querentes in
proximo parleamento & scri-
bant casus in quibus concor-
dare non possunt & referant
eos ad proximum parleamen-
turn & de conseasu juris 126
peritorum fiat breve ne contin-
gat decetero quod curia diu
deflciat querentibus iu justitia
perquirenda.

 
A Writ of Nusance. Rast. 405. 2 Inst. 404. Past. 441. 6 R. 2, c. 3. 9
Co. 55. Quod permitfat. Rast. 538. Regist. 32. Rast. 419. Coke pla.
399. 14 Ed. 3, 17. Rast. 123. Fitz. Entry, 3, 7, 8, 10, 61, 64, 67, 68, 69,
74. Co. Litt. 54 b.
It was observed by Serjeant Copley in arguing Romilly v. James, 6
Taunt. 263, that the only instance of this Statute having been acted on is
that of the writ in consimili casu, for remedy in the case of alienation in
fee by tenant for life or by the curtesy, which is framed as closely as pos-
sible on the model of the writ in casu proviso, which extended only to
alienation by tenant in dower. However, a great variety of new precedents
of writs, in cases before unprovided for, are given by the Statute of West-
minster 2, itself. The first parts of the Statute are not in force.
CAP. XXXI.
An Exception to a Plea shall be sealed by the Justices.

When one that is impleaded
before any of the Justices doth
alledge an Exception, praying
that the Justices will allow it,
which if they •will not allow,
if he that alledged the Excep-
tion, do "write the same Excep-
Cum aliquis implacitatus
coram aliquibus justitiariis
proponat exceptionem & petat
quod J'ustitiarii earn allocent
qnam si allocare noluerint si
ille qui esceptionem proponet
scribat illam exceptionem &

 

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