Precedents in Pleading : 2
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& W. 519, which was an action for a false warranty of a gun, upon the sale thereof to a third per- son, and which injured the plaintiff, the pleas were, 1st. Not guilty, — 2dly.
That defendant did not warrant the said gun to be made by Nock, and to be good, &CQ,. ; — 3dly. That the gun was not bad, dangerous and ill-made, &c. ; — 4thly. That the gun did not, by reason and wholly in consequence of the weak, &c., make, materials, &c., burst, &-c., as alleged.
It is considered that not guilty only... would have been sufficient in these in- stances ; but the Forms are given, to be used at the discretion of the practitioner. See ante, 614, as to the general principles regulating the plea of not guilty in case.] 2. Pleas in Case for falsely representing a Third Person to he Trustworthy.
[In general the plea of not guilty would be sufficient ; see ante, 631 : and Lyde v. Barnard, 1 M.' & W. 101 ; 1 Tyr. «fe G. 250, S. C, cited an- te, 537, note. The defendant might plead specially that the representa- tion was not in writing and signed by defendant, according to 9 G.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
& W. 519, which was an action for a false warranty of a gun, upon the sale thereof to a third per- son, and which injured the plaintiff, the pleas were, 1st. Not guilty, — 2dly.
That defendant did not warrant the said gun to be made by Nock, and to be good, &CQ,. ; — 3dly. That the gun was not bad, dangerous and ill-made, &c. ; — 4thly. That the gun did not, by reason and wholly in consequence of the weak, &c., make, materials, &c., burst, &-c., as alleged.
It is considered that not guilty only... would have been sufficient in these in- stances ; but the Forms are given, to be used at the discretion of the practitioner. See ante, 614, as to the general principles regulating the plea of not guilty in case.] 2. Pleas in Case for falsely representing a Third Person to he Trustworthy.
[In general the plea of not guilty would be sufficient ; see ante, 631 : and Lyde v. Barnard, 1 M.' & W. 101 ; 1 Tyr. «fe G. 250, S. C, cited an- te, 537, note. The defendant might plead specially that the representa- tion was not in writing and signed by defendant, according to 9 G.
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