Goods, affidavit to hold to bail, upon the sale of, 421; for the
hire of, 422; declarations for goods sold and delivered,
432; or bargained and sold, 432.
Goods, inspection of, not granted, 244.
Habeas corpus, to remove a cause, &c., from an inferior court,
217, 218; to render in discharge of bail, 208. Inspection
of it, when ordered, 241.
Habeas corpus juratorum, jury process in the Common Pleas,
364; in special jury cases, 365; in case of a view, 368;
upon a trial by proviso, 361.
Habeas corpus ad testificandum, in what cases, 395; how ob-
tained, 395; affidavit, 395.
Habeas corpus, officers' fees upon, 25.
Heir, cannot be holden to bail for the debt of his ancestor, 136.
Hire of goods, affidavit to hold to bail for, 422.
Hired bail, not allowed to justify, 190.
Holidays, in the courts and offices, 4, 10, 20.
House of Lords, proceedings in, how proved, 387.
Housekeepers, may be bail, 189, 177.
Husband and wife, affidavit to hold to bail by, 424; action
by her in his name, without his consent, proceedings
stayed, 249, 263; holding them to bail, 137.
Idiots, cannot appear or prosecute by attorney, 64.
Ignorance of an attorney, in what cases he is liable to his client
for damage occasioned by it, 92; in what cases he loses
his costs, 93.
Illegality, when a ground for setting aside a warrant of attor-
Immediate execution, certificate for, 380, 386, in what cases,
Imparlance, how formerly, 297; now abolished, 297. Entry
of, in what cases formerly, 243; but no longer allowed,
Impartial trial, when it cannot be had in the county laid as
venue, the court will change the venue to another county,
Inadvertence of attorney, in what cases he is liable for damage
arising to his client from it, 92; in what cases he loses
his costs, 93.
Incipitur of the issue, in what cases entered on the roll, 344,
306, 363.
Increasing the damages formerly practised in cases of maim-
ing and wounding, 405; and now by direction of the
judge at the trial, a verdict may be taken, to be increased
or reduced to a certain amount, according to the decision
of the court upon a point of law, 405.
Indemnity of bail, by the defendant's attorney, its effect, 189;
indemnity of husband by his wife, when she sues in his
name without his consent, 249, 263; the like of trustees,
where cestui que trust sues in their name, 264.
India, examination of witnesses on interrogatories in, 396;
mode of proceeding, 398; in what cases the depositions
may afterwards be read, 399; affidavit for rule for writ to
judges in India, 446; mandamus, 446; commission to
examine witnesses elsewhere abroad, or sick, &c., 447.
Indorsement of capias, 155, 425; of the sum by affidavit, 155;
the name and residence of the attorney, 156; and agent,
156; indorsement also of the day of execution or service,
159, 162.
Indorsement of writ of distringas, same as writ of summons,
Indorsement of writ of summons, 103, 418; of the name and
address of the attorney, 104, and agent, 105, and of the
claim of debt and costs, 105, 418; indorsement also of
the time of service, 108, 117.
Indorsement of writ of trial, 386; where a verdict is given, 386;
or where a plaintiff is nonsuit, 386.
Inexperience of attorney, in what cases he is liable to damages,
for damage arising to his client from it, 92; in what cases
he loses his costs, 93.
Infant, must sue by prochein amy or guardian, and not by at-
torney or in person, 64; not obliged to give security for
costs, 248; they may be holden to bail, 137; they must
defend by guardian, and not by attorney, &c., 64. War-
rants of attorney by infants, void as to them, 346.
Inferior courts, attornies may practice in them, in what cases,
60; removal of causes from, 217, in what cases and how,
217, in what not, 217; see "Removal of causes."
Initial of defendant's christian or first name, when sufficient
in an affidavit to hold to bail, 142; in a capias, 154; or
writ of summons, 102.
Inquiry, writ of, 307. See "Enquiry.”
Inquisition on a writ of inquiry, 312, 313.
Insane persons, warrant of attorney by, 346.
Insolvent, in what cases he cannot be holden to bail, 135;
cannot be bail, 191; his bail in what cases discharged,
207.
Insolvent courts, proceedings of, how proved, 388.
Inspection of books, deeds, &c., 240; corporation books, &c.,
240; court rolls, &c. 240; public books and documents,
241; private documents, 242; compelling production of
written instrument, to have it stamped, 243; inspection
of goods, not ordered, 244.
Instructions to articled clerks, when candidates for examina-
tion, 49.
Insurance causes, consolidating, 237; rule, 237; costs, 238.
Interest given, by way of damages in, 406.
Interest, in what cases recoverable at common law, 406; in
what, by statute, as damages, 405, 406; in what cases,
upon a writ of inquiry, 313; form of affidavit to hold to
bail for, 423.
Interlocutory judgment, 306. See "Default, judgment by.”—
Interpleader, 266; in ordinary cases, 266; the statute, 266;
application in what cases, 268; to what court, &c., the
application to be made, 270; rule, how disposed of, 270;
issue, &c., 270; costs, 271.
Interrogatories, for the examination of witnesses, 396; in
India, 396; in the colonies, 396; in England, Wales, or
elsewhere, 397. Mode of proceeding, 398; in what cases
the depositions may afterwards be used, 399. Fees for
examination, if by an officer of the court, 15. Form of
affidavit for rule for writ to judges in India, 446; man-
damus, 446; commission to examine witnesses elsewhere
abroad, &c., 447.
Ireland, commissioners in, for taking affidavits to be used in
the courts of Westminster, 149; how affidavits other-
wise sworn there, 149, 147.
Irish peers, privilege of from arrest, 133.
Irregularity, in the writ of capias, 160; in declaration, 227;
in the writ of distringas, 113; in judgment by default,
306; in judgment of nonpros, 229, 230; in payment of
money into court, 292; in writ of summons, 109; waived,
by doing any other act amounting to an implied admis-
sion of regularity of the previous proceeding, 285, 286.
Issue, 324: by whom made up, 324; form of it, 440; simili
ter, when to be added, 324; award of the venire, 324,
where the sheriff is interested, 325, or where a local
action is to be tried out of its proper county, 325. Vari-
ance between the issue, and the pleadings or nisi prius
record, &c., how objected to, 325; other irregularities in
the issue, 326. Issue, when and how entered on the roll,
326, 321; not necessary, before moving for judgment as
in case of a nonsuit, 326, 347; or before proceeding to
trial by proviso, 326, 361; continuances not to be entered,
326, 327. Delivery of the issue, 327.
Issue joined, before moving for judgment as in case of nonsuit,
349.
Issue on nul tiel record, 294, 295.
Issue upon a writ of trial, 327, 382; form of it, 440.
Issue when directed, in ordinary cases of interpleader, 270.
Issuable plea, what, 279.
Joinder, in demurrer, 320.
Judge's clerks, fees payable to, 17.
Judge's order to hold to bail, 128; affidavit to obtain it, 128.
Judge's order upon an attorney to deliver his bill, 70.
Judge's order to set aside proceedings for irregularity, in vaca-
tion, 228.
Judge's order for a render to the county gaol, 214.
Judge's order for a writ of trial, 381, 382.
Judgment on a plea in abatement, 301.
Judgment, affidavit to hold to bail in an action upon, in what
cases, 127.
Judgment on cognovit, 339. See "Cognovit."
Judgment, in debt on bond conditioned to perform covenants,
&c., 327.
Judgment, debt on, seldom brought, and why, 127.
Judgment by default, 304, 282, 318. See "Default."
Judgment on demurrer, 323: for plaintiff, 323; for defendant,
323.
Judgment, after writ of inquiry executed, 313.
Judgment, lien of attorney upon, 79, 80.
Judgment of the House of Lords, how proved, 387.
Judgment of nonpros, 228: in what cases, 228, 318; how
signed, 229; in what cases set aside, 229; costs, 230.
Judgment as in case of nonsuit, 347 in what cases, 347;
when in town causes, 349; in country causes, 350; or
upon a writ of trial, 351. The rule, 352; cause shown
against it, 352; what excuse sufficient, 354, 355; stet
processus, in what cases, 353; discharged on peremptory
undertaking, 353; costs of the day, when granted, 355;
the undertaking, &c., and how complied with, 355, 356;
motion to enlarge it, 357, 358. Judgment as in case of
nonsuit, after a peremptory undertaking, 356.
Judgment of nonsuit, 401: in what cases, 401; motion to
enter nonsuit instead of verdict, 402; costs, 402.
Judgment upon nul tiel record, 296; costs, 296.
Judgment paper, what, and in what cases, 306, 343, 229.
Judgment recovered, plea of, how to be pleaded, 273.
Judgment for want of a plea, 282, 304.
Judgments, in what cases allowed to be set off against each
other, or against interlocutory costs, 80.
Judgment upon a writ of trial, 387; form of it, 387.
Judgment on a warrant of attorney, 340: when to be signed
340; after death, &c., 341; after a year, 342; how
signed, 343. See "Warrant of attorney.”
Jurat in an affidavit to hold to bail, 147.
Jurisdiction, plea to, 297. See "Abatement.”
Jurors, 369: who may be, and their qualification, 369; who,
in London, 369; upon writs of inquiry, 369, 312; who
exempt, 369. Jurors called, &c., 374; challenges, 375;
jurors allowed to go home at night, if the cause last more
than a day, 375, 379; discharge of jurors, 375, 379, 402;
mistake in delivering their verdict, 375; withdrawing a
juror, 378.
Jury process, 364: in common jury cases, 364; venire, distrin-
gas or habeas corpora, 364; by whom returned, 363. In
special jury cases, 365; distringas, how, 365: rule for
special jury, when to be drawn up and served, 365, 366;
jury, when and how struck, 366; proceeding, where rule
for special jury is obtained for delay, 366, 367. Special
jury, when summoned, 367; called at the trial, 368;
tales, 368; certificate for costs of special jury, 368. Fees
upon jury process, 27.
Jury process, to the coroners, in what cases, 325.
Jury process, on a trial by proviso, 361.
Justices of the peace, payment of money into court by, 294.
Justification of bail, 186: in what cases, where, &c., 186;
notice of justification, 187, form of it, 428, and affidavit of
service, 428; by what attorney, 188; opposing the justi-
fication, on what grounds, 189, 191; further time to
justify, when and on what terms, 191; notice of justifi-
cation, in such a case, 192; bail rejected, 192; rule of
allowance, 192, and in what cases set aside, 193; costs,
193, 194. Justification, in cases of country bail, 195:
affidavit of justification, 195, form of it, 429; justification,
when and how, 197. Justification of bail by prisoners,
198; further time to justify, not granted, and why, 198;
rule of allowance, 198.
Justification of bail, at the same time of putting them in, 178.
Labour, affidavit to hold to bail for, 421.
Lancaster, county palatine of, holding to bail in, 130; capias,
how directed to, 153; removal of causes from, for the
purpose of execution, 220.
Landlord, ejectment by, staying proceedings in, upon payment
of rent and costs, 263.
Lease, holding to bail upon, 128.
Leaseholder, who is not either housekeeper or freeholder, can-
not be bail, 177.
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