References: [1852] EngR 485, (1852) 12 CB 154, (1852) 138 ER 860
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A warrant of attorney was attested by an attorney introduced by the plaintiff, and who had on one former occasion acted professionally for the plaintiff, and who afterwards acted as the plaintiff’s attorney in entering up judgment and issuing execution upon the warrant of atttorney : The court set it aside. In such a case, the court will not impose upon the defendant the terms of bringing no action.
