Of Wrongs, And Their Remedies, Respecting The Rights of Persons
NOTES
1. See book II. ch. 29.
2. c. 2. § 1.
3. Inst. 4. 6. pr.
4. Ff. 1. 2. 2. § 6.
5. Cio. Pro Muraena. § 11. de orat. L. 1. c. 41.
6. Pro Qu. Roscio. § 8.
7.Sunt quaedam brevia formata super certis casibus de cursu, et de communi consilio totius regni approbata et concessa, quae quidem nullatenus mutari poterint absque consensu et voluntate eorum. [There are some writs formed on certain cases, granted and approved by the common council of the kingdom, which can in no wise be changed without its will and consent.] (l. 5. de exceptionibus. c. 17. § 2.)
8. Inst. 4. 6. 15.
9. c. 2. § 6.
10. 6 Edw I. C. 5.
11. Finch. L. 184.
12. Finch. L. 198. Jenk. Cent. 185.
13. See book I. Ch. 1.
14. Finch. L. 202.
15. Registr. 104. 27 Aff. 11. 7 Edw IV. 24.
16. Finch. L. 202.
17. Ff. 47. 10. 5.
18. Finch. L. 203.
19. 1 Sid. 301.
20. Finch. L. 204.
21. 1 Hawk. P. C. 111.
22. 1 Roll. Abr. 90.
23. 9 Rep. 57. Hutt. 135.
24. Lord Raym. 214.
25. Inst 4. 3. 6 & 7.
26. For example: "Rex vicecomiti salutem. Si A fecerit te securum de clamore suo prosequendo, tunc pone per vadium et salvos plegios B, quod sit coram justitiariis nostris apud Westmonasterium in octabis sancti Michaelis, ostensurus quare cum idem B ad dextrum oculum ipsius A casualiter laesum bene et competenter curandum apud S. pro quadam pecuniae summa prae manibus soluta assumpsisset, idem B curam suam circa oculum praedictum tam negligenter et improvide apposuit, quod idem A defectu ipsius B visum oculi praedicti totaliter amisit, ad damnum ipsius A viginti librarum, ut dicit. Et habeas ibi nomina plegiorum et hoc breve. Tesle meipso apud Westmonasterium &c." ["The king to the sheriff sends greeting. If A. give you security that he will prosecute his claim, then put B. by gage and safe pledges to appear before our justices at Westminster on the octave of St. Michael, to show cause why, when the same B. had at S. undertaken, for a certain sum of money paid beforehand, well and completely to cure the right eye of the said A. accidentally hurt, the same B. attended to the said eye so negligently and carelessly, that the same A., by the default of the same B., totally lost the sight of the said eye, to the damage of the said A. (as he says) of twenty pounds. And have you there the names of the pledges and this writ. Witness myself at Westminster, etc."] (Registr. Brev. 105.)
27. See pag 51.
28. 1 Salk. 20. 6 Mod. 54.
29. Cro. Jac. 478.
30. 11 Mod. 180. Lord Raym. 1402. Stra. 635.
31. Finch. L. 185.
32. Ibid. 186.
33. 1 Ventr. 60.
34. Westm. 1. 3 Edw. I. c. 34. 2 Ric. II. c. 5. 12 Ric. II. c. 11.
35. Lord Raym. 1369.
36. 2 Vent. 28.
37. 4 Rep. 17. 1 Lev. 248.
38. Cro. Jac. 213. Cro. Eliz. 197.
39. Noy. 64. 1 Freem. 277.
40. Finch. L. 186. 1 Lev. 82. Cro. Jac. 91.
41. pag. 29.
42. Dyer. 285. Cro. Jac. 90.
43. 4 Rep. 13.
44. Ff. 47. 10. 18.
45. 2 Show. 314. 11 Mod. 99.
46. 5 Rep. 125.
47. 11 Mod. 99.
48. Finch. L. 605.
49. F. N. B. 116.
50. Carth, 421. Lord Raym. 253.
51. 10 Mod. 219. Stra. 691.
52. 2 Inst. 589.
53. Ibid. 46.
54. Stat 7 Geo. III. c. 42.
55. Stat. 29 Car. II. c. 7.
56. F. N. B. 250. 1 Hal. P. C. 141. Coke on bail and mainpr. Ch. 10.
57. Co. ibid. ch. 3.
58. l. 3. tr. 2. c. 8.
59. 2 Inst. 43. 55. 315.
60. F. N. B. 66.
61. Raym. 474.
62.Nisi captus est per speciale praeceptum nostrum, vel capitalis justitiarii nostri, vel pro morte hominus, vel pro foresta nostra, vel pro aliquo alio retto, quare secundum consuetudinem Angliae non sint replegiabilis. [Unless he be taken by our special command, or by that of our chief justice, for the death of a man, for a breach of the forest laws, or any other offence for which, according to the custom of England, he may not be repleviable.] (Registr. 77.)
63. 2 Mod. 198.
64. 2 Lilly prac. Reg. 4.
65. 2 Mod. 306.
66. Bohun instit. Legal. 85. edit. 1708.
67. St. Trials. viii. 142.
68. The pluries habeas corpus directed to Berwick in 43 Eliz. (cited 4 Burr. 836.) was teste'd die Jovis prox' post quinden' sancti Martini [the Thursday next after the quindena of St. Martin]. It appears, by referring to the dominical letter of that year, that this quindena (Nov. 25.) happened that year on a Saturday. The Thursday after was therefore the 30th of November, two days after the expiration of the term.
69. Cro. Jac. 543.
70. 4 Burr. 856.
71. Ibid. 460. 542. 606.
72. 2 Inst. 55. 4 Inst. 293. 2 Hal. P. C. 144. 2 Ventr. 22.
73. Vaugh. 155.
74. Carter. 221. 2 Jon. 13.
75. 4 Inst. 182. 2 Hal. P. C. 147.
76. Lord Nott. MSS Rep. July 1676.
77. 2 Mod. 306. 1 Lev. 1.
78. Bushell's case. 2 Jon. 13.
79. Cro. Jac. 543.
80. 3 Bulstr. 27.
81. 2 Inst. 615.
82. Com. journ. 1 Apr. 1628.
83. Book I. ch. 1.
84. State Tr. Vii. 136.
85. Ibid. 240.
86. "Etiam judicum tunc primarius, nisi illud saceremus, rescripti illius forensis, qui libertatis personalis omnimodae vindex legitimus est fere solus, usum omnimodum palam pronuntiavit (sui semper similis) nobis perpetuo in posterum denegandum. Quod, ul odiosissimum juris prodigium, scientioribus hic universis censitum." ["Then also the chief justice (always the same) openly declared, that unless we could do it (find sureties for good behavior) the use of this forensic rescript, which is almost the only lawful protection of every kind of personal liberty, would ever after be denied us. Which was considered by all the lawyers present as a most odious and monstrous declaration."] (Vindic. Mar. claus. Edit. A.D.1653.)
87. pag. 132.
88. State Trials. Vii. 471.
89. See book I. ch. 1.
90. These two clauses seem to be transposed, and should properly be placed after the following provisions.
91. 4 Burr. 856.
92. See Vol. I. pag. 136.
93. F. N. B. 89.
94. 2 Inst. 434.
95. Ibid.
96. Law of nisi prius. 74.
97. Bro. Abr. t. trespass. 213.
98. Ibid. 207. 440.
99. Law of nisi prius. 26.
100. Cro. Jac. 501. 538.
101. Cro. Eliz. 770.
102. F. N. B. 90.
103. Ibid. 139.
104. Ibid.
105. Hale on F. N. B. 139.
106. F. N. B. Ibid.
107. 2 P. Wms. 108.
108. F. N. B. 167.
109. Ibid. Winch. 51.
110. 9 Rep. 113. 10 Rep. 130.
111. Pott. Antiqu. B. 1. c. 26.
