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1827 Octr. 16
Law Amendments
Propositions
Preliminary enquiries useless
Modes of proceeding superseded
Among the modes of proceedings superseded by the arrangements would
be the following
<p.1 In penal or criminal cases
1 Justice of Peace proceedings
in cases termed
1. Proceedings before Justices of the Peace and or in cases
termed , and other cases in which judgment can not be
pronounced but in consequence of an indictment.
2. Grand jury proceeding
2. proceedings before a Grand Jury including the delivery of
the Indictment included
<note.3 Criminal information
on affidavit evidence</note>
3. Motion for a criminal information: on the ground of affidavit evidence the information included
4. Information ex
officio
4. the information filed ex officio by the Attorney general as the is without
previous motion
<note>5 Writ of Attachment
5. The Writ of attachment by the court for an alledged
contempt on the ground of affidavit evidence. Note that
in this case the motion is by evidence the ground of decision
has for its sole ingredient evidence in this same <contra shape
unless the examination of the defendant by the by interrogator <add>in secret
viva voce by interrogation, without evidence from extraneous witnesses be regarded as
preparation as preliminary to
and serving to constitute
a ground for ultimate
decision. But since
the case of Bingley in
Lord Mansfield's
scarcely has a case
of this sort made its
appearance</add>
II In Common law civil
actions
1 the writ & pleadings
in proceedings by action
2 Writ of Mandamus
3 Quo Warranto writ
4 the whole of Equity
court proceedings</note>
II. In cases stiled civil [by Action][and Common law]
1. In proceedings by Action the writ, as also the declaration
and all pleadings General and special thereupon ensuing
2. Motion for a Writ of<?add> Mandamus: also the Mand</del Writ of gr
3. Motion for a Writ of <add>Warranto with the writ.
4. The whole of the proceedings in the Courts call courts
of Equity: the elicitation of evidence in the epistolary mode
in the proposed plan being performed in a mode effectually
different from that by Bill and discover in Equity, and being
applicable to all suits without distinction: except in so far as<lb?>exceptions may have place in cases highly penal cases
<pIII So in Roman law
Courts
III. So in cases that come before the Courts that proceed
According to the antient Roman commonly Civil law: including
those which come before the Admiralty courts, and
those that come before the Ecclesiastical Courts.
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BROCKLESBY & MORBEY 1827 |
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Edmund Henry Barker |
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