Summary

Lancaster Palatine Courts Act (1794)

AND no cause, where the cause of action shall not amount to the sum of ten pounds or upwards, shall be removed or removeable from any court of inferior jurisdiction into the Court of Common Pleas at Lancaster, by any writ of pone accedas ad curiam certiorari or otherwise, unless the defendant who shall be desirous of removing such cause shall enter into the like recognizance as aforesaid for payment of the debt or damages and costs, in case judgement shall pass against him, any law or statute to the contrary thereof notwithstanding.
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