1 R. 2, CAP. 12, EXECUTION.
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against the same Warden by
Writ of Debt. (4) And also
it is ordained, that if any at
'the Suit of the Party judged
to another Prison for Debt,
Trespass, or other Quarrel,
will confess himself voluntar-
ily, and by a feigned Cause,
Debtor to the King, and by
that means to be judged to
the said Prison of the Fleet.
there to have greater Liberty
of Prison than elsewhere, and
so to delay the Party of his
Recovery, tine same Recogni-
sance shall be there received;
and if he be not Debtor to the
King of Record, his Body shall
incontinently be remanded
* to the Prison where he was
before, there to remain till
lie hath made Gree to the said
Party, and the same Gree
made, he shall be immediately
sent again to the Fleet, there
to abide, till lie hath made
Gree to the King of his Re-
cognisance aforesaid.
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erer vers mesmes les gardeins
par brief de dette. Et auxint
est ordeine qe si nully a suyte
du partie ajugez a autre prison
pur dette trespas ou autre
querelle se voille conustre vol-
untremeut & par feynt cause
dettour a roi & par taut estre
ajugez a la dite prisone de
FIete pur greynour suete y
avoir de prison e qe ai Horn's &
issint delaier la partie de son
recoverer soit cell reconissance
rcsceu illeoqs & sil ne soit au-
tre part dettour a roi de re-
corde soit sou corps tan tost re-
man dez a la prisone ou il es-
toit devant a y demurer tan-
qil avera fait gree a la dite
partie & cell g'ree fait soil 183
inmediat remaudez a Flete pur
y demurer tanqil avera fait
gree a roi de sa reconissauce
avantdite.
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3 Bulstr. 97. Plow. 33. Dyer, 66, 162, 271, 278, 297, 306, 322. Kel. 2.
3 Co- 52, 71. 5 Co. 89. 8 Co. 142. Fitz. Dette, 53, 67, 110, 130, 162. Fitz.
Executor, 74, 100. 1 Roll. 205, 241, 275. The Penalty of the Warden of
the Fleet, if he suffer a Prisoner, being there by Judgment, to go at large.
13 Ed. 1, Stat. 1, c. 11. 1 Sand. 38. The Penalty of him who confesseth
a Debt due to the King, to delay another's execution. 7 H. 4, c. 4.
This Statute, though formerly practised under in Maryland, has since
the abolishment of imprisonment of debt became practically obsolete.
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