The Law and Practice of Petition of Right Under the Petitions of Right Act, 1860

163-167

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Section 2. Petition to be left with the Secretary of State for the
Home Department, for Her Majesty's fiat.

Section 3. Upon fiat being obtained, petition, &c., to be left at office

of Solicitor of the Treasury, endorsed as in Schedule

No. 2

167-168

Section 4. Time for answering by the Crown. Power to change the

court or venue

169

Section 5. Time for answering by other persons parties to the

petition

Section 6. The answers or plea to such petition

Section 7. The practice and course of procedure in action and suit

between subject and subject shall extend to petitions

of right so far as applicable

Section 8. Decrees or judgments by default.

Section 9. Form of judgment or decree

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Section 10. Effect of judgment of amoveas manus

Section 11. Costs recoverable by the Crown and any other person

party to the petition

Section 12. The suppliant to be entitled to costs against the Crown

and other parties to the proceedings

ibid. 187

Section 13. Decree or judgment in favour of the suppliant to be
certified to the Treasury or the Treasurer of Her
Majesty's Household in form of Schedule No. 5
Section 14. Satisfaction of judgment and costs
Section 15. Power to judges to make rules and regulations, &c.