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A Systematic Arrangement of Lord Coke's First Institute of ...
(14), ib. but the king may challenge for favour, ib. challenge to the array being
disallowed, yet the party may challenge the polls, iii. 478. II. Challenge to the
polls, ib, challenge to the polls, an exception CHALLENGE—(continued). against
the ...
2
Pleading and Practice of
the High Court of Chancery
The challenge to the polls for f;ivor is of the same nature with the principal
challenge propter affectum, but of an inferior degree. The general rule of law is,
that the juror shall be indifferent ; and if it appear probable that he is not so, this
may be ...
Edmund Robert Daniell, Jonathan Cogswell Perkins, Thomas Emerson Headlam, 1871
3
Systematic Arrangement of Lord Coke's First Institute of
the ...
Challenge to the polls, ib. Challenge to the polls, an exception against the
particular persons, ib. Challenge to the polls fourfold ; peremptory, principal, to
the favour, sad for the hundred, ib. Peremptory, ib. Principal, 474. Propter honoris
...
Sir Edward Coke, John Henry Thomas, Sir Thomas Littleton, 1836
4
Dickinson's Guide
to the Quarter Sessions and Other Sessions ...
Time of Challenge to the Polls.] — As the challenge to the array must be before
any of the jury are sworn, so challenge to the polls must be before the particular
jurors are sworn (t). After a challenge to the array, the party may challenge the ...
William Dickinson, Sir Thomas Noon Talfourd, 1841
5
THE SESSIONAL PAPERS PRINTED BY ORDER OF
THE HOUSE OF LORDS, ...
Challenge to the polls for favour. Challenge to polls how tried. Art. 41. If any man
returned as a juror for the trial of any issue on any criminal charge shall be
qualified in other respects, the want of freehold shall not be accepted as good
ground ...
6
A Treatise on
the Criminal Law of
the State of New York and ...
Challenge to the array is in respect of some supposed partiality or irregularity in
the ofiicer making the return or drawing the jury ; and where that fails, recourse
may be had to the challenge to the polls. Challenge to the array is either principal
...
Oliver Lorenzo BARBOUR, 1852
7
Chitty's Archbold's Practice of
the Court of Queen's Bench, ...
The cause of a principal challenge to the polls, we have seen, is such matter as
carries with it, prima facie, evident marks of suspicion either of malice or favour.
But when, from circumstances, it appears probable that a juror may be biassed in
...
John Frederick Archbold, Samuel Prentice, 1866
8
The Justice of
the Peace and Parish Officer
Challenge to the polls for favour. Finch, 1 12. l Inst, 158. 4'60. 2 Marsh. 1541. See
also Norman v. Beaumont, Will. 48%. Wra v. Thorn, Will. 4-88. (3? Challenge to
the polls for favour. This is when either party cannot take any principal challenge
...
Richard Burn, Sir George Chetwynd, 1820
9
A treatise on
the powers and duties of justices of
the peace ...
After you have taken a challenge to the polls you cannot challenge the array, but
a challenge to the array may be made at any time before one of the jurors is
sworn, and a challenge to the polls at any time before the juror challenged is
sworn ...
10
The practice of
the Court of King's Bench in personal ...
The challenge to the polls for favour, is of the same nature with/ the principal
challenge propter affectum, but of an inferior degree. The general rule of law is,
that the juror shall be indifferent ; and if it appear probable that he is not so, this
may ...
John Frederick Archbold, Great Britain. Court of King's Bench, 1823
