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Alexander's British statutes in force in Maryland. 2d ed., 1912
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4 ANN. CAP. 16, AMENDMENT OF THE LAW. 895
murrer and Pleadings, so as sufficient Matter appear in the
said Pleadings, upon which the Court may give Judgment ac-
cording to the very Eight of the Cause; and therefore from and
after the said first Day of Trinity-Term, no Advantage or Ex-
ception shall be taken of or for an immaterial Travers; or of or
for the Default of entring Pledges upon any Bill or Declaration;
or of or for the Default of alledging the bringing into Court auy
Bond, Bill, Indenture or other Deed -whatsoever mentioned in
the Declaration or other Pleading; or of or for the Default of
alledging of the bringing into Court Letters Testamentary,
* or Letters of Administration; or of or for the Omission 660
of Vi & Armis & contra pace in, or either of them; or of or for
the want of Averment of Hoc paratus est verificare, or Hoc
paratus est verificare per Recordum; or of or for not alledging
prout patet per Recordum; but the Court shall give Judgment
according to the very Eight of the Cause, as aforesaid, without
regarding any such Imperfections, Omissions and Defects, or
any other Matter of like Nature, except the same shall be spe-
cially and particularly set down and shewn for Cause of De-
murrer.
II. And be it further enacted by the Authority aforesaid,
That from and after the said first Day of Trinity-Term, all the
Statutes of Jeofails shall be extended to Judgments which shall
at any time afterwards be entred upon Confession, Nihil dicit,
or non sum informatus, in any Court of Record; and no such
Judgment shall be reversed, nor any Judgment upon any Writ
of Enquiry of Damages executed thereon be staid or reversed
for or by reason of any Imperfection, Omission, Defect, Matter
or Thing whatsoever, which would have been aided and cured
by any of the said Statutes of Jeofails in case a Verdict of
twelve men had been given in the said Action or Suit, so as
there be an Original Writ or Bill, and Warrants of Attorney
duly filed according to the Law as is now used.
IV. And be it further enacted by the Authority aforesaid,
That from and after the said first day of Trinity-Term it shall
and may be lawful for any Defendant or Tenant in any Action
or Suit, or for any Plaintiff in Replevin in any Court of Record,
with the leave of the same Court, to plead as many several
Matters thereto as he shall think necessary for his Defence.
VII. Provided always, and be it enacted by the Authority
aforesaid, That nothing in this Act before contained, shall

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