This book makes an important contribution to the study of Writs of Error. It does so through a careful examination of the 18th century Digby v. Baas case, an action for a debt, in which the proceedings were removed from the King's Bench to the Exchequer by writ of error. This book is part of the growing body of scholarship that seek to reanalyse the Common Law through the prism of individual cases. By bringing together a transcript of the case, junto with a comprehensive history and analysis of its context and outcomes, the author provides an important insight into the development of legal procedure in England. This book will be of great interest to historians and scholars of the Common Law.
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