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That part of a bill in equity which contains the appropriate description of the court where the plaintiff seeks his remedy. Cooper, Kq. Tlead. S; Story, Eq. Plead. § 26; Van Heyth. Eq. Draft 2. of the legislative body, requesting him to I jrform some act It is provided as a means for the removal of judges who are deemed unworthy longer to occupy their situations, although the causes of removal are not such as would warrant an impeachment. It is not provided for in the Constitution of the United States; and even in those states where the right exists it is exercised but seldom, and generally with great unwillingness.