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. 1792 edition. Excerpt: ...it by their pro )T. 13." l)er names; for capias nor exigent does not lie against com citcsS. c. nionalty, nor commonalty stall not plead nor be impleaded but "tl'u' w mayr 6r batliffs, if they have mayor or bailiffs, and 6. and 39' corporation may be by name 9s commonalty without mayor, 6.43; ' bailiffs ...
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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. 1792 edition. Excerpt: ...it by their pro )T. 13." l)er names; for capias nor exigent does not lie against com citcsS. c. nionalty, nor commonalty stall not plead nor be impleaded but "tl'u' w mayr 6r batliffs, if they have mayor or bailiffs, and 6. and 39' corporation may be by name 9s commonalty without mayor, 6.43; ' bailiffs bailiff, or other head. Br. Corporations, pi. 43. cites 22 Ass, 67. per Thorp. 16. The writ was Pracipe Priori de Wtgorn', and the dt-0 Rep. ftndant said, that there is in (Vorcrfier the Prior of the Freres 126. a. citet Preachers, and the Prior de No/ire Dame &c. by which the writ abated. Thel. Dig. 53. Lib. 6. cap. 12. s. 2. cites Mich. sevs, that 25 E. 3. 48. notwithstanding that the demandant tendered therefore it that the d fendant was known by such name. Concordat, hiTMcason 29 AsC 70. But none but the prior pleaded in affise. abieamuko fortiori to iiisorce every one that would avoid a writing, demise, grant 4c. made by, or to a corporation, by reason of any verbal or literal misnosiner, to shew that there are two corporation within the same city, borough, or vill &c. viz. One by the true name, and the other by such name at is contained in the deed &c. and so to leave the deed &c. good by or to one of them; but when in truth there is but one and the fame corporation, demises, grants &c. made by them, or to them, ought not to be avoided by such nigh and verbal variances, when, in substance the true name ot the corporation, whether by matter expressed, or necessarily implied within the words themselves, appears to the court. 17. A writ of annuity was maintained against an abbot 301 without naming him by name of baptism. Thel. Dig. 50. Lib. 6. cap. 2. 1." 5. cites Trin. 31 E. 3. Brief 34.2. 18. So of writ of...
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