Rex v Berkley and Bragge: 1819

Orders of justices of peace, made in pursuance of the Excise laws, may be removed by certiorari: and the words ‘party, person,’ andC. in the Act of 23 G 2, C 18, do not include the Crown; therefore a certiorari, on the motion of His Majesty’s Attorney General, was directed to issue, although the time limited by that statute for applications for such writs was elapsed, and the directions in it, relative to notice to the justices, had not been complied with by the Crown.

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[1819] EngR 9, (1819) 1 Keny 80, (1819) 96 ER 923 (A)

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Updated: 05 May 2022; Ref: scu.331212