Bulwer’s Case: 1572

B. brought an action on the case in the county of N. for maliciously causing him to be outlawed in London upon process sued out of a Court at Westminster, and causing him to be imprisoned in N. upon a capias iutlagutum directed to the sheriff of that county, but issued at Westminster; and upon demurrer it was adjudged that the action was well brought in the county of N.
In all cases where the action is founded on two things done in several counties, and both are material or traversable, and the one without the other does not maintain the action, the plaintiff may bring his actiori in which county he will.

Citations:

[1572] EngR 58, (1572-1616) 7 Co Rep 1, (1572) 77 ER 411

Links:

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Torts – Other, Litigation Practice

Updated: 18 May 2022; Ref: scu.432025