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Alexander's British statutes in force in Maryland. 2d ed., 1912
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658 16 & 17 CAR. 2, CAP. 8, JEOFAILS.
III. And be it further enacted by the Authority aforesaid,
(2) And further, That in Writs of Error to be brought upon
any Judgment after Verdict in any Writ of Dower, or in any
Action of Ejectione firmae, no Execution shall be thereupon or
thereby stayed, unless the Plaintiff or Plaintiffs in such Writ
of Error shall be bound unto the Plaintiff in such Writ of
Dower, or Action of Ejectione firma', in such reasonable Sum
as the Court to which such Writ of Error shall be directed
shall think fit, with Condition, That if the Judgment shall be
affirmed in the said Writ of Error, or that the said Writ of
Error be discontinued in Default of the Plaintiff or Plaintiffs
therein, or that the said Plaintiff or Plaintiffs be nonsuit in
such Writs of Error, That then the said Plaintiff or Plaintiffs,
shall pay such Costs, Damages, and Sum and Sums of Money
as shall be awarded upon or after such Judgment affirmed,
Discontinuance or Nonsuit had.
V. Provided, That this Act, nor any Thing therein contained,
shall not extend to any Writ of Error to be brought by any
Executor or Administrator; (2) nor unto any Action popular,
nor unto any other Action which is, or hereafter shall be
brought upon any Penal Law or Statutes (except Action of
486* Debt for not setting forth of Tithes); (3) nor to any
Indictment, Presentment, Inquisition, Information or Appeal;
any Thing herein before expressed to the contrary thereof in
any wise notwithstanding.
VI. Provided always, That this Act shall continue in Force
for three Years, and to the End of the next Session of Parlia-
ment after the Expiration of the said three Years, and no longer.
Made perpetual 'by 22 & 23 Car. 2, c. 4.
I. This Act extended to Writs of Mandamus, &e. by S Ann®, c. 20,
sect. 7. In what Court and Cases Judgment after Verdict shall not be
stayed for Default of Form in Pleading. 1 Mod. 198. 1 Salk. 37, 38. Mod.
Cases in Law, 198, 856. Further Provisions of this Kind, 4 Annae, c. 16.
5 Geo. 1, c. 18.
II. Proviso for Appeals, Indictments, Actions upon Penal Laws, other
than for Customs and Subsidies.
III. Carthew, 121. 3 Lev. 275.
V. To what Actions this Act shall not extend.
VI. The Continuance of this Act.
Venue.—The venue, vicinetum or visnetum., is the place from whence
a jury is to come for the trial of the cause. Where the action could only

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