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The law of arrests in both civil and criminal cases shewing for what causes, by what authority, by whom, and how arrests are to be made; what Persons and Places are privileged, and who protected from Arrests; how to raise a Hue and Cry; the Consequences of Opposing, Resisting, Preventing, and Flying from Arrests; the Treatment under Arrest and in Gaol; the Fees on Arrests, Commitments, &c. the Nature of Bail, Escapes, Rescues, Breach of Prison, and of being legally discharged out of Prison, &c. Necessary for Sheriffs, Under-Sheriffs, Sheriffs Bailiffs, Coroners, Justices of Peace, Mayors and Bailiffs of Cities and Towns, Constables, &c. as well as Debtors, Creditors, Prisoners, and all private Persons. In two parts. By an attorney at law.
Attorney at lawDate: MDCCXLII. [1742]- E-books
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The clerk's instructor in the practice of the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas Viz. In suing out Process, entring Appearances and putting in Bail, drawing Declarations, Pleas and Demurrers, &c. making up Issues and Paper-Books, ingrossing and passing Records, making out Venire Facias, Habeas Corpora and Distring' Jur', drawing Briefs, ingrossing Posteas, entring and docquetting Judgments, arresting Judgments, signing Non Pross's, suing out Executions, Inquiry, Error, Certiorari, Habeas Corpus, Procedendo, Scire Facias, Supersedeas, Attachments, Originals, Audita Querela's, &c. in Proceedings relating to privileged Persons, Infants, Prisoners, Ejectments and Outlawries, &c. and in passing Fines and suffering Recoveries. The second edition, carefully revised, and the translation of the precedents corrected from the errors in the former edition published by Daniel Reading, and now made conformable t the present practice, with very large additions. By an attorney at law. In Two Volumes.
Attorney at lawDate: MDCCXLI. [1741]- E-books
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An attorney's practice common-plac'd containing all the rules and orders relating to the practice of the King's Bench and Common Pleas to this present Time, with Explanations and a great Number of practical Remarks alphabetically digested under proper Heads, and the Subject Matter under each Head disposed in its natural Order; and such References are made from one Head to another, that any thing contained may easily be found without the Help of an Index, whereby much Time and Trouble may be saved in attaining the Knowledge of the most useful Points of an Attorney's Practice. In two parts. The first part in the King's Bench. The second part in the Common Pleas. By an attorney at law.
Attorney at lawDate: 1743- E-books
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The rules of practice common-plac'd; with remarks. In two parts. Part I. containing the method of proceeding in the Court of King's Bench. Part II. containing the method of proceeding in the Court of Common Pleas. ... By an attorney at law
Attorney at lawDate: 1740- E-books
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The clerk's English tutor . Shewing the practice of the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas, as they are now settled, pursuant to the several late acts of Parliament, and the respective rules of both the Courts ... With great variety of curious English precedents ... And done into English ... By an attorney at law.
Attorney at lawDate: 1733