The writ continued into the 19th century, although it was abolished with the rest of the original writs through the Civil Procedure Rules of the Supreme Court of Judicature in 1883.
12.
It was an original writ, issuing out of chancery to the judges of any subordinate court, commanding them in the king's name to proceed to judgment, but without specifying any particular judgment.
13.
The case was transferred to Coventry under a writ of " nisi prius " and Isabel was released on the technicality that her place of residence was wrongly recorded in the original writ.
14.
Therefore let the bishop be summoned to appear on such a day and to have there the aforementioned'B'to answer the aforementioned'A'as to why etc . as described in the original writ, and offer an explanation why he ignored the original order to appear ."
15.
Dissolved on 23 July 1652 after producing 16 bills, none of the Commission's recommendations immediately made it into law, although two ( to abolish fines for original writs and to develop procedures for civil marriages ) were brought into force through statutes by the Barebone's Parliament.
16.
In a later case, Ex parte Ward, 173 U . S . 452 ( 1899 ), petitioner sought an original writ of habeas corpus to challenge the authority of the District Judge who had sentenced him on the grounds that the appointment of the judge during a Senate recess was improper.
17.
The jury found that " . . . Brom & Bett are not, nor were they at the time of the purchase of the original writ the legal Negro of the said John Ashley . . . " The court assessed damages of thirty shillings and awarded both plaintiffs compensation for their labor.
18.
The notice, which in the Iowa practice stands for the original writ, was returnable to the May term, 1883, and service acknowledged by the trustees and treasurer on 20th day of March, and on the railroad company, March 29 . The day required for the appearance and pleading of the defendants was May 11.
