Plea puis darien continuance
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From 38 U.S. 136 - William Wallace v. Corry M'Connell · 1839Most cited · 139 citing opinions
if after a plea in bar, the defendant pleads a plea puis darien continuance, this is a waiver of his bar; and no advantage shall be taken of any thing in the bar. And it is added, that it seems dangerous to plead any matter puis darien continuance unless you be well advised, because, if that matter be determined against you, it is a confession of the matter in issue.