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Decree

and (b) Is of two types ' interlocutory and final; like a Judgment of Law, it is the sentence pronounced by the Court upon the matter of right between the parties which it based on the pleadings

Attestation Clause

Attestation Clause, the sentence subscribed to a written instrument signed by the witnesses to its execution, stating that they have witnessed it.

ecclesiastical causes arising within their jurisdiction. The bishop's chancellor, or his commissary, is the judge, and from his sentence an appeal lies, by virtue of 24 Hen. 8, c. 12, to the archbishop of each province respectively.

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Confessus in judicio pro judicato habetur, et quodam modo sua sententia damnatur

A person confessing a judgment is deemed as adjudged, and in a manner is condemned by his own sentence.

Commission of dlegates

bishops and judges, to sit upon and appeal to the King in the Court of Chancery, where a sentence was given in any ecclesiastical cause by the archbishop, 25 Hen. 8, c. 19, repealed by 2 &

Character and antecedents

to proceed summarily may not be taken into consideration when they come to decide whether to commit for sentence, but where they have failed to make a proper inquiry before deciding to proceed summarily, they may have

Capias ad audiendum judicum

(the trial of which may happen in his absence), to bring him up to the Court to receive sentence

Brachylogy

Brachylogy [fr. bracuV and logoV, Gk.], the method of expressing a sentence or argument concisely.

Bastard

be made affecting such child. See ADOPTION. A person born in wedlock maybe declared a bastard by legal sentence if it be proved that the husband of the mother had no access and no opportunity of access

Awarded

Awarded, should be construed not as a sentence passed by the trial court, cannot be upheld at all, Maktool Singh v. State of Punjab, (1999) 3

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