The Rioters' Case
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1687 |
| Date | 01 January 1687 |
| Court | High Court of Chancery |
English Reports Citation: 23 E.R. 396
IN COURT, LORD KEEPER.
The Rioters' Case
START - Case 168.-The rioters' Case. : I- Eodem die. In Court, Lord Keeper. [IJEq. Ca. Ab. 414, pi. 2, S, C. A motion for a mandatory writ to the Chief Justice of the King's Bench to sign a bill of exceptions, denied, though such writ has issued out of Chancery to a judge of an inferior court. This day a motion was made, that the Lord Keeper would grant a mandatory writ to the Chief Justice of the King'slBench to command him to sign a bill of...
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8 cases
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R v John Wilkes, Esq
...an error in fact, viz. " that the place of his grandfather's residence was in the county of Northampton; whereas he had been out- t1 Vid. 1 Vern. 175, in The Rioters case. [Qu. also et vide Salk. 504.] * V. The Ailsbury case, [Salk. 2641 t2 9 Geo. 1, vid. ante, p. 2530. [Fortes. 38, 39.] BU......
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R v Wilkes
...an error in fact, viz. " that the place of his grandfather's residence was in the county of Northampton; whereas he had been out- t1 Vid. 1 Vern. 175, in The Rioters case. [Qu. also et vide Salk. 504.] * V. The Ailsbury case, [Salk. 2641 t2 9 Geo. 1, vid. ante, p. 2530. [Fortes. 38, 39.] BU......
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R v Wilkes
...that, where there was probable error, it ought not to be denied. It cannot issue now, without a fiat from the 1 Vernon 170. Crawle v. Crawle. t Vid. 1 Vern. 175, in the Rioters case, Burrow. Qu. also, and vide Salk. 504. t V. the Ailsbury Case, vol. 14, p. 861. Salk. 264. Case of John Wilke......
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Writs
...when the Child is born ; and in such Case no need to execute the Writ in a strict Manner. Trin. 1731, Ex parte Aiscough, 2 Will. Eep. 5931 Vern. 175. S. C. Vide sup. pi. 1.) (B) OF SUPERSEDING WRITS, FOR WHAT CAUSES. * 1. A. being excommunicated for Contumacy, and a Writ of De exccmmunicat'......
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