A

Digest

OF

THE LAWS OF ENGLAND.

VOL. VI.

A

Digest

OF

THE LAWS OF ENGLAND.

BY

THE RIGHT HONOURABLE

SIR JOHN COMYNS, KNIght,

LATE LORD CHIEF BARON OF HIS MAJESTY'S COURT of exchequer.

PRINTED BY A. STRAHAN,

LAW-PRINTER TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY ;

FOR JOSEPH BUTTERWORTH AND SON; LONGMAN, hurst, rees, orme,
AND BROWN; T. CADELL; J. AND W. T. CLARKE; J. CUTHELL; J. NUNN;
R. PHENEY; BALDWIN, CRADOCK, AND JOY; A. MAXWELL; H. BUTTER-
WORTH; S. BROOKE; S. SWEET; R. STEVENS; H. T. HODGSON; W.WALKER;
R. SAUNDERS; G. WILSON: AND WILSON AND SONS, YORK.

DIGEST

OF THE

LAWS OF ENGLAND.

PLEADER.

(A) The advantage of pleading. p. 1.

(B) Appearance.

(B 1.) What shall be. p. 2.

(B 2.) Where it shall be entered. p. 5.

(B 3.) How it shall be enforced. p. 5.

(B 4.) In an action against husband and wife. p. 10.
(B 5.) At what time the appearance ought to be:- At the day
of the return of the writ. p. 12.

(B 6.) When at the day by the roll. p. 15.

(B 7.) When a man, who appears to one process, shall answer to another. p. 16.

(B 8.) When not. p. 16.

(B 9.) When one defendant, who appears, shall answer without the other. p. 16.

(B 10.) When not. p. 17.

(B 11.) Default of appearance. p. 17.

(B 12.) Of what effect it shall be. p. 18.

(C) Count.

(C1.) To whom a declaration shall be delivered. p. 18.
(C 2.) At what time. p. 20.

(C 3.) In B. R. p. 22.

C 4.) In C. B. Vide ante, (C 2, 3.) p. 24.

(C5.) How the declaration shall be entered. p. 26.

(C6.) How it shall be amended. p. 27.

(C7.) The form of a count, or declaration. p. 29. (C8.) In B. R. ought to be in custod. mar. Mar. p. 30. (C9.) Addition not necessary, nor recital of a plaint. p. 31. (C 10.) When money may be brought into court. p. 32. (C 11.) In C. B. must be upon an original, &c. p. 39. (C 12.) How the original shall be recited. p. 39. (C 13.) Must be conformable to the original. p. 40. (C 14.) When a variance shall be aided. p. 41. VOL. VI.

(C 15.)