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PROCEDURE VIII
65 § 45 Art 22
Seizure
Where Owner of a Carriage & of a Beast is different
Th It may every now and then happen that the Horse
seized may have been shall not belong to the Owner of the Carriage
but may have but hasving been hired or borrowed of some one else.
In this case the a Justice would be puzzled under this clause to
know whether it was the Owner of the Carriage or of Horse. the
whom he was to summon & convict. On the one
hand it is an a general Rule that no person
shall be convicted incur any forfiture without Summons; as the Owner
of the Horse must do in this case ex. necessitate from the necessity
of the thing: for if or were it otherwise, on the other hand the Owner of the Carriage
would be sure not to discover him , & the name of the direction upon the
Carriage which is a guide to the owner of it, is
to Ldn, & a great would be open to collusion. If
is scare appears to in answer to the hardships
that the seizure of the present Horse Beast thus seized has had remedy
of course in this case against the Person Owner of the Carriage
the like reasoning will hold good, when the Carriage
itself may have been borrow'd.
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