Crown Proceedings Act 1947
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FIRST SCHEDULE Proceedings Abolished by this Act
Sections 13, 23. 1 (1) Latin informations and English informations. (2) Writs of capias ad respondendum, writs of subpoena ad respondendum, and writs of appraisement. (3) Writs of scire facias. (4) Proceedings for the determination of any issue upon a writ of extent or of diem clausit extremum. (5) Writs of summons under Part V of the Crown Suits Act 1865. 2 (1) Proceedings against His Majesty by way of petition of right, including proceedings by way of petition of right intituled in the Admiralty Division under section fifty-two of the Naval Prize Act 1864. (2) Proceedings against His Majesty by way of monstrans de droit.
FIRST SCHEDULE Proceedings Abolished by this Act
Sections 13, 23. 1 (1) Latin informations and English informations. (2) Writs of capias ad respondendum, writs of subpoena ad respondendum, and writs of appraisement. (3) Writs of scire facias. (4) Proceedings for the determination of any issue upon a writ of extent or of diem clausit extremum. (5) Writs of summons under Part V of the Crown Suits Act 1865. 2 (1) Proceedings against His Majesty by way of petition of right, including proceedings by way of petition of right intituled in the Admiralty Division under section fifty-two of the Naval Prize Act 1864. (2) Proceedings against His Majesty by way of monstrans de droit.
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