CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO NON-PROSSING
PRESENT
Present
I non-prossing
you non-prossing
he/she/it non-prossings
we non-prossing
you non-prossing
they non-prossing
Present continuous
I am non-prossinging
you are non-prossinging
he/she/it is non-prossinging
we are non-prossinging
you are non-prossinging
they are non-prossinging
Present perfect
I have non-prossung
you have non-prossung
he/she/it has non-prossung
we have non-prossung
you have non-prossung
they have non-prossung
Present perfect continuous
I have been non-prossinging
you have been non-prossinging
he/she/it has been non-prossinging
we have been non-prossinging
you have been non-prossinging
they have been non-prossinging
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I non-prossang
you non-prossang
he/she/it non-prossang
we non-prossang
you non-prossang
they non-prossang
Past continuous
I was non-prossinging
you were non-prossinging
he/she/it was non-prossinging
we were non-prossinging
you were non-prossinging
they were non-prossinging
Past perfect
I had non-prossung
you had non-prossung
he/she/it had non-prossung
we had non-prossung
you had non-prossung
they had non-prossung
Past perfect continuous
I had been non-prossinging
you had been non-prossinging
he/she/it had been non-prossinging
we had been non-prossinging
you had been non-prossinging
they had been non-prossinging
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will non-prossing
you will non-prossing
he/she/it will non-prossing
we will non-prossing
you will non-prossing
they will non-prossing
Future continuous
I will be non-prossinging
you will be non-prossinging
he/she/it will be non-prossinging
we will be non-prossinging
you will be non-prossinging
they will be non-prossinging
Future perfect
I will have non-prossung
you will have non-prossung
he/she/it will have non-prossung
we will have non-prossung
you will have non-prossung
they will have non-prossung
Future perfect continuous
I will have been non-prossinging
you will have been non-prossinging
he/she/it will have been non-prossinging
we will have been non-prossinging
you will have been non-prossinging
they will have been non-prossinging
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would non-prossing
you would non-prossing
he/she/it would non-prossing
we would non-prossing
you would non-prossing
they would non-prossing
Conditional continuous
I would be non-prossinging
you would be non-prossinging
he/she/it would be non-prossinging
we would be non-prossinging
you would be non-prossinging
they would be non-prossinging
Conditional perfect
I would have non-prossing
you would have non-prossing
he/she/it would have non-prossing
we would have non-prossing
you would have non-prossing
they would have non-prossing
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been non-prossinging
you would have been non-prossinging
he/she/it would have been non-prossinging
we would have been non-prossinging
you would have been non-prossinging
they would have been non-prossinging
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you non-prossing
we let´s non-prossing
you non-prossing
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to non-prossing
Past participle
non-prossung
Present Participle
non-prossinging
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NON-PROSSING»
Discover the use of
non-prossing in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
non-prossing and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court ...
Bwing, contra: — The record is in this Court, brought here by the certiorari; the
dismissing for want of prosecution, is the same as non-prossing a writ of error for
want of prosecution : in which case, the execution issues out of the court where
the ...
New Jersey. Supreme Court, 1835
2
The practice of the courts of King's Bench, and Common ...
rule for execution, after non-prossing writ of. 1244. (j.) ejectment in. See tit.
Ejectment. EXCHEQUER, equity side of; solicitor on, cannot practise as such in
Chancery. 68. proceedings on forfeiture of bail bond, on attachment for contempt.
William Tidd, Francis Joseph Troubat, Great Britain. Court of King's Bench, 1828
3
The Practice of the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas
What rules necessaryin applications to set aside mm-pros: and actions brought
thereon, 364 [For mn- ass in replevin, see Replevin, Vol. ll. NON-PROSSING wnrr
or canon. See Error, Vol. ll. How to proceed in such cases, and whether by one.
Baker John Sellon, Gentleman of the New-York Bar, 1813
4
Pennsylvania State Reports
This is, in substance, a quashing of the recognisance, and the non-prossing of
the writ follows merely as a means of removing the stay of execution and
preventing a removal of the record below. As a penalty for putting in insufficient
bail, we ...
Pennsylvania. Supreme Court, 1858
5
Pennsylvania State Reports Containing Cases Decided by the ...
This is, in substance, a quashing of the recognisance, and the non-prossing of
the writ follows merely as a means of removing the stay of execution and
preventing a removal of the record below. As a penalty for putting in insufficient
bail, ...
Pennsylvania. Supreme Court, 1860
6
Journals of the House of Lords
... caused the Record to be transmitted, and thereby " prevented the Plaintiff from
non-prossing his said Writ " of Error, as of Course, without Costs, whereby he "
was prevented from making an earlier Application to " their Lordships to non-pros
, ...
Great Britain House of Lords, 1776
7
Practice Common-placed: Or, The Rules and Cases of Practice ...
Of proceeding in Error from lNFERIOR Courts, and herein of NON-PROSSING -
the Writ of Error. ' TO prevent the plaintfff in error from re-assuming the
proceedings after the ru e is out, upon default made upon the stircflci, or upon two
'iihi/s ...
George Crompton, William W. Dougherty, C. Noble, 1787
8
Arrangement and Digest of the Law, in Cases Adjudged in the ...
... unless the judge certify a reasonable cause for making him a defendant ; that a
defendant prevailing on a demurrer mall have Costs also on non-prossing a writ
of errorj GX affirmance of judgment; that the plaintiff obtaining judg- E 2 ment, ...
9
A Digest of the Cases Decided and Reported in the Supreme ...
Equity of redemption. See Chancery, XLIV. Mortgage. ERROR, I. On what a writ
of error may be brought, 550 II. Writ of error, when and how to be obtained, and
the effect of it, 551 III. Proceedings in error ; (a) Non-prossing or quashing a writ
of ...
10
A New Abridgment of the Law
660., is to mark the bail-pieces numerically as they are received.] If a prisoner be
discharged for want of being declared against W< Salk. within (b) two terms, or
upon non-prossing the plaintiff, or if he ^ ^ |* surrender himself in discharge of his
...
Matthew Bacon, Sir Henry Gwillim, 1798
