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“plea ordered to stand for an Answer.

In a new Edit of P. Wms these words are added by the Editor Mr. Coxe by way of note “ With liberty to except, but not to oblige the Defendant to make any discovery of the value or particulars of the real or personal estate appointd by the bill of Sir H. Johnson for the payment of his debts, and that the benefit of the plea should be saved to the defendant, till the hearing of the cause.” 3 Bro. T C. 305, to which case a note is subjoined, that after a very diligent search at the Register Office, the author (Brown) was not able to find any further proceedings in the cause. Vide Jones v Earl of Strafford, [ill] 3 vol. 89. Saton v. Briggs, 3 Atk 107.

[Reports of Cases in Chancery by Will: Peere Williams in 3 Volumes. The 4th Edition with additional references by Samuel Compton Cox of Linc: Inn Esq. Printed in 800 by E. Brooke in Bell Yard Temple Bar 1787.]