The modern practice of the Court of Exchequer in prosecutions relating to His Majesty's revenue of the customs
Subtitle: containing ... to which is prefix'd an account of the settlements of the extent and limits of the several ports in England and Wales, and of their several lawful keys and wharfs : useful to gentlemen of the law, merchants, custom-house officers, and all persons concern'd in the trade of this Kingdom
By: by a Gentleman of the Exchequer-Office
Publisher: Printed by E. and R. Nutt and R. Gosling (assigns of Edw. Sayer, Esq.) for Tho. Worrall ...
Published: 1731
Place of publication: In the Savoy [London]
Language: eng; lat
Number of pages: 523
Subjects: Customs courts; Revenue; Civil procedure; Great Britain. Court of Exchequer; Great Britain
Notes: Dedication signed: B.Y.

Signatures: pi² [A]² B-H⁸ I⁸(-I8) K-2L⁸.

Bookseller's advertisements: p. [2], 3rd group of paging.

LC copy has inscription: John Quayle.

ESTC T112745
Table of contents: title: (from title page) I. The proceedings of the said Court as well in condemning prohibited and uncustom'd goods, as in prosecutions upon penal statutes for offences committed to the prejudice of said revenue, with directions to merchants and others, not only how to enter and prosecute claims of their property to goods seized, but also how to defend themselves against such prosecutions : illustrated with all the rules, orders, and useful precedents relating thereto, from the original information to the final judgment; title: II. A compleat collection of all the rules and orders that have been made for the better managing and collecting of the customs, with a list of the fees appointed to be taken of merchants and others at the custom-house; title: III. The rules and orders of the said Court relating to the returning of port books and port bonds, and for regulating the coast trade, with the manner of getting the said bonds pleaded off and discharged.