Questions and Answers on Law, Vol. 1: Alphabetically Arranged; With References to the Most Approved Authorities (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Abatement in its present most general signification; relates to writs or pla'ints; and means, the quashing or destroying the plaintiff's writ or laint. 1 P A plea in abatement, is a plea put in by the defendant, in which he shows cause to the court why he should not be impleadéd or sued; or if impleaded, not in the manner and form he then is: therefore praying that the writ or plaint may abate that is, that the suit of the plaintiff may for that time cease. - 1 Inst. 134. B. 277. F. N. B. 115. Gilb. H. C. D. 186. Terms de Ley. 1 Chitty on Pleading, vol. 1. Or thus.

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