10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BARRETRY»
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barretry in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A Digest of the Laws of England
Is he invent* or disperse false rumours, whereby discord arises. R. 8 Co, 36. b.
Co. Z. 368. j. If a man commit common barretry, he shall not be excused, be*
cause he is a common sollicitor. R. 1 Rol. 355. t. 25; Or, that he is a counsellor at
law.
Sir John Comyns, Stewart Kyd, 1793
2
A General Abridgment and Digest of American Law: With ...
3. Approvement. 4. Arsenals. 5. Assaults. 6. Bankruptcy ; fraudulent. CHAPTER
CCII. BARRETRV. Art. 1. What is barretry. 2. What is not barretry. 3. What must be
alledged in the indictment. 4. Massachusetts Colony law as to barretry 5. Bribery.
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Reports of Cases: Argued and Determined in the Court of ...
Chittt. not susceptible of specification, and any attempt at a formal description in
the indictment of the specific acts' of barretry, would be destructive of the
character of the offence ; for it would then cease to be common barretry. The
notice, in ...
South Carolina. Court of Appeals, Henry Bailey, 1833
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United States Digest of Decisions in Criminal Cases: ...
If an acquittal or conviction would be a bar to another indictment for barretry
committed before the finding of the indictment, it would be so without regard to
the particular acts given in evidence in support of the former indictment. Com. v.
Davis ...
5
A Practical and Elementary Abridgment of the Cases Argued ...
158. (C) INFORMATION FOR, p. 159. (D) Trial, verdict and judgment, p. 159. (E)
Punishment for, p. 160. (A) What constitutes the offence. REX v. H. T. 1685. K. B.
3 Mod. 97. An attempt On an indictment for barretry, the evidence was that one G.
Charles Erdman Petersdorff, Elisha Hammond, 1830
6
A Practical Treatise on the Criminal Law: Comprising the ...
BARRETRY. That C. B. late of, &c. on, &c. and on divers other days and
indictment times as well before as afterwards, was, and yet is a common f°r
Barretry. («) See other Precedent!. Williams, for them. Hawk. b. 2. c. 81. a. 6. — 1.
Barretors.
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Commentaries on the laws of England: in four books ; with an ...
29. that if any one, who hath been convicted of forgery, perjury, subornation of
perjury, or common barretry, shall practise as an attorney, solicitor, or agent, in
any suit ; the court, upon complaint, shall examine it in a summary way ; and, ...
Sir William Blackstone, Edward Christian, Joseph Chitty, 1841
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Modern Reports: Or, Select Cases Adjudged in the Courts of ...
It is not barretry to arrest a man without a cause, ibid* 3. If one design to oppress,
and to recover his own right, it is barretry, ibid. 4. If money be laid out to recover
the just right of a poor man.it is not barretry, ibid. j. But money may not be ...
Great Britain. Courts, Thomas Leach, 1793
9
The office and authority of a justice of peace: collected ...
R. se'dom quash an Indictmenr of Barretry ; as where one was convicted and
fined 1 00 / & ulteriui ordinal' suit, That he be of the good Behaviour, and dnth not
sa> how; long ; this was held to be no Pa t of the Judgment ' 1 $id, 2 14 Yet where
...
10
Modern reports, or, Select cases adjudged in the Courts of ...
... of Ieets, and though for a livelihood, yet he cannot be a bankrupt, Newton <v. Tr
'ig> 329 4. A farmer or master of a boarding- school are not within the statutes of
bankrupts, 330 BARRETRY. 1 . Difference between barretry and maintenance, ...
Great Britain. Courts, Thomas Leach, 1793
