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9 Aprilis Appeal shall stand Appeals and Writs Appeals thereafter Appellant and Respondent Appellants presenting appointed for hearing better take Notice bled Cause Certiorari Counsel Court of Equity Day Ordered Decembris declared a Standing Decree or Sentence Eight Days end all Persons entered Erratum pleaded Februarii Fourteen Days hearing whereof Days House after Five Interlocutory Judgment Januarii Jovis lant or Appellants limited for ORDERED Lords Committees appointed Lords Spiritual Martii Meeting of Parliament Mercurii nullo est Erratum Order be declared Parliament assem Parliament next ensuing Party or Parties peremptory Day Persons concerned Petition of Appeal prayed and awarded printed and published printed Cases delivered pronouncing such Interlocutory Proofs taken prosecute rely on respectively Respondent or Respondents Roll of Standing Sabbati Session of Parliament Session or Meeting signed and inrolled Spiritual and Temporal stand dismissed Standing Orders subsequent Session Temporal in Parliament thereof Veneris Westminster Hall whereof no Day Writs of Error
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Página 6 - Parliament, or the clerk assistant, within two years from the day of signing the last interlocutor appealed from, or before the end of fourteen days to be accounted from and after the first day of the session or meeting of Parliament for the dispatch of public business next ensuing the said two years...
Página 7 - ... it is ordered by the lords spiritual and temporal in parliament assembled, That the said...
Página 3 - it is declared and ordered by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled, that the...
Página 8 - ... presented for hearing, whereof days shall be appointed in any subsequent session which shall not be determined in the same session ; shall be heard and determined in the beginning of the next session of Parliament, in the same order and course as they stand to be heard at the end of this or any future session, without any new application to this House, to appoint a day for hearing the same...
Página 6 - March, 1725, it is ordered, that no petition of appeal from any decree or sentence of any Court of Equity in England or Ireland, or of any Court in Scotland...
Página 10 - Ordered, That the said order be declared a standing order, and that it be entered on the roll of standing orders of this House, and printed and published, to the end all persons concerned may the better take notice of the same.
Página 8 - ... be all heard and determined ; and that in case any such appeal shall not be adjourned by order of this House made before the day on which the same is hereby appointed to be heard, and the party or parties on one side shall attend by their counsel, and the party or parties on the other side shall not attend by their counsel, on the said day appointed for hearing thereof, such appeal shall be heard ex-parte; and in case neither of the parties to...
Página 3 - Error shall allege diminution and pray a certiorari, the Clerk shall enter an award thereof accordingly, and the Plaintiff may before In nullo est erratum pleaded, sue forth the writ of certiorari in ordinary course, without special petition or motion to this House for the same; and if he shall not prosecute such writ and procure it to be returned within ten days next after his plea of diminution...
Página 6 - House after five years, to be accounted from tlie expiration of this present session of Parliament, and the end of the next session ensuing the said five years ; nor shall any petition of appeal, from any decree or sentence of any of the said courts, to be hereafter signed and enrolled or extracted, be received by this House, after five years from the signing and enrolling, or extracting, of such decree or sentence, and the end of fourteen days, to be accounted from and after the first day of...
Página 3 - House within fourteen days after such decree is made and entered, in any court of equity in England or Wales ; twenty days, in any of the courts in Scotland ; and forty days, in any of the courts of equity in Ireland.