A Treatise On the Principles of Pleading in Civil Actions

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166. Tidd, 617. 620-1. 1 Bos. & P. 157. Vid. 1 Peters, 74, & seq.
suit pending for the same cause that the action is misconceived or that the suit was commenced before the right of action had accrued, is a plea ' to the action of the writ. ' 292 OF PLEAS 1N ABATEMENT.
CHAP. V.
- Of the mode of pleading in abatement and the effect of the plea(\Q).
141. If matter of mere abatement is pleaded in bar ; or if matter, which goes only in bar, is pleaded in abatement ; the plea, in either case, is ill(
...a). For otherwise, all distinction betweent hese different clas- ses of pleas would be confounded. In the former case too, judgment in chief must be given for the plaintiff (6) ; since the plea, which is necessarily ill, is to the action. There are, however, as has before been shown, (ante, ^ 37. 43. ), certain defences, which are good, either in abatement or in bar ; and to these the above rule is, of course, inapplicable.
how tobe 14Q. A plea in abatement, for matter apparent gin, and upon the face of the writ, should, in general, both conclude.


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