- An
abatement in pleading, or
plea in abatement, was a
defence in common law to
legal proceedings that did not
contest the
principle of the plaintiff's...
- plea
in bar,
attacking the
jurisdiction of the
court over the
crime charged, and the
plea in abatement,
which is used to
address procedural errors in bringing...
- the
Cincinnati Commercial wrote, "Drunkenness may be
entered as a
plea in abatement for him, for he had been
crazed with
liquor for
several preceding...
- 1680. As
counsel for the prisoner, he
spoke (7 May 1681)
in support of the
plea in abatement in the case of
Edward Fitzharris. He was one of the counsel...
- Harriet,
rather than only $10.
In April 1854, John F. A.
Sanford and his
lawyer Hugh A.
Garland filed a
plea in abatement denying the
jurisdiction of the...
-
Supreme Court in its May 1858 term
settled the matter.
In the case, a
defendant was
tried in a
Saginaw County court, but
filed a
plea for
abatement, claiming...
-
Lloyd family's attorneys.
In March 2019, the M****achusetts
Supreme Judicial Court overturned the
entire doctrine of
abatement ab initio, thus reinstating...
- doctrine –
Plaint note –
Plaint number – Plaintiff – Plc –
Plea –
Plea bargain –
Plea in abatement – Plead – Pleading – Pleadings –
Plenary authority – Police –...
- four
forms entitled respectively, demurrer,
motion to quash,
plea in abatement, and
plea in bar.
After motion by the
Government that the
defendant be required...
-
heard on Thursday,
January 13, 1881,
whereupon Strauder entered a
plea of
abatement to
defeat the 1874
indictment on the
grounds that it too suffered...
