This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1834 Excerpt: ... new warrant, cite him again, not sooner than on the sixth day after the first citation, nor later than on the sixth day before the second diet.2 (d) Citation of Witnesses. The constable or officer must cite witnesses upon the above mentioned warrant of the Clerk, and this for the defender too, if lie request it.5 And, ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1834 Excerpt: ... new warrant, cite him again, not sooner than on the sixth day after the first citation, nor later than on the sixth day before the second diet.2 (d) Citation of Witnesses. The constable or officer must cite witnesses upon the above mentioned warrant of the Clerk, and this for the defender too, if lie request it.5 And, on witnesses failing to appear, the party who called them may apply for a fresh warrant to force their attendance, at an adjourned sitting, under a penalty of not more than 20s. in case of failure to attend without just excuse: That sum being recoverable as a small debt due to the party citing them. The Justices having the option, however, of imprisoning the defaulters for not more than ten days, --provided that the second citation was given at least six days before the diet of appearance. (e) Duty of Officer. The constable or officer must either give in an execution of this citation of the defender, or attend and swear to his having duly cited the latter.' Culpability on the part of the officer, and the return of a false execution by him, while parties or witnesses do not attend, are punishable by the Justices with a fine of 20s. to the poor, or imprisonment for ten days.2 (f) Oral Pleadings. All causes under this Act are conducted viva voce, neither pleadings nor evidence being taking down in writing.3 (g) Proof. Witnesses are examined upon oath; And parties give their declarations or oaths.4 (h) No Legal Practitioner. No legal practitioner is permitted to plead for either party s (i.) Proxy. But the Justices may, according to circumstances, allow a party to be heard by one of his family; or if the party lives not less than twenty miles from the court, they may admit a person (not a legal practitioner) holding a written mandate from the part...
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Good. 1905. Hardcover. With an appendix of forms, statutes, &c. and a copious index." Commissioning organisation: by William Blair. vii, 575 p. 24 cm. Rebound in modern cloth. Good copy with clean cloth and bright gilt title on the spine." Keywords: Subjects. Not a first edition copy.....We ship daily from our warehouse.
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