6 Jan y 1806

Facienda

Outline

Appeal & Jury

To prevent irreparable damage by the party in the wrong, especially when /if/ conscious of wrong, as well as to help do away /remove/ the motive for /final cause of/ proposed delay (/waste, embezzlement,/ for instance by dissipation or asportation of the subject matter in dispute /demand/ delivery of a minor to a wrong guardian, of a female to a wrong husband, and the like.) as well to help remove the final cause of delay and malâ fide defence, let the judgement of the primary Court to receive its execution, notwithstanding Appeal, whether made to a jury sitting in the same Court, or to a metropolitan Court of appeal: provided always understood that adequate security be provided against like irreparable damage in the hands of him in whose favour such judgment has been pronounced, by pledges real or personal, or by sequestration in mara [?] tortiâ[?], according to the manageability of the party and the nature of the case.