Harvey against Wright

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
Judgment Date01 January 1795
Date01 January 1795
CourtHigh Court

English Reports Citation: 88 E.R. 616

COURTS OF KING'S BENCH, CHANCERY, COMMON PLEAS AND EXCHEQUER

Harvey against Wright

[40] case 30. harvey against wright. If a cause has not been proceeded in for four terms, a whole term must intervene between the notice and the trial. There was this question raised concerning understanding a rule of Court (a). The rule was, that if a cause waa not at all prosecuted in four terms, neither party could revive process, without giving the other a term's notice. The question was, whether notice at any time within the term, as e.g. the last day of the term, would satisfy the rule1? or, whether the rule does not require a whole term's notice ? The Court, upon time taken to consult the rest of the Judges, that all the Courts might be uniform in their practice, delivered their opinion, that by a term's notice (a) See Lingen v. Smiroy, Gilb. Eq. Rep. 91. S. C. 1 Peer. Wms. 175. Edwards v. Warwick, 2 Peer. Wms. 171. Chtidot v. Guidot, 3 Atk. 254. Pultney v. Darlington, 1 Brown's Cases Ch. 223. Eashleigh v. Master, 3 Brown's Cases Ch. 99. Brmmi v...

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