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Of a Writ of Error.
A Writ of error to reverse a fine, lyeth where there is error in any fine, and thereby not the record of the fine it self shall be removed, but the transcript thereof, upon which transcript of the note of the fine, the plaintiff may assign his errors: And if the Justices think, that the point assigned for error, is error, they may send for the note of the fine, and reverse the same, F. N. B. f. 20. f. As if a Baron and Feme levy a fine to an estranger, the feme being within age, they may have a Writ of error to reverse the fine, for this cause during her non-age. F. N. B. 21, d. 27. ass. pl. 17. 50. E. 3. 4. And when a fine is to be reversed by error, the course is for the plaintiff in the Writ, to have severall Writs of error, one directed to the chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, to certifie the Record and Process of the fine, another unto the Custos brevium of the same Court, to certifie the tran∣script of the foot of the fine, and the third un∣to the Chirographer, to certîfie the transcript of the record, and process of the fine: the severall forms, whereof he as followeth.