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Mode of surrender in discharge of bail.
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7. Provided also, that in all cases in which the attachment shall have issued out of the court of record of the borough of Dublin, the defendant who shall have been held to special bail as aforesaid may be rendered in discharge of his bail to the marshal of the Marshalsea of the Four Courts of the City of Dublin; and in all cases in which the attachment shall have issued out of any other borough or other court than the borough court of Dublin, the defendant may be rendered in discharge of his bail to the Marshalsea or other prison of the borough or other court by which his goods were attached, and if there be no such prison of any such borough or other court, then to the common gaol of the county in which such borough, town, or place, or such part thereof in which his goods were attached, shall be situate; and the render to the said Marshalsea or gaol shall be effected in the manner following, that is to say, the defendant or his bail, or one of them, shall for the purpose of such render obtain an order of the court out of which the writ of attachment issued, and shall lodge such order with the said marshal, or with the gaoler of such prison or gaol, (as the case may be,) and a notice in writing of the lodgment of such order, and of the defendant’s being actually in custody of such marshal or gaoler by virtue of such order, signed by the defendant or the bail, or either of them, or by the attorney of any or either of them, shall be delivered to the plaintiff’s attorney, and the marshal or sheriff, or other person responsible for the custody of debtors in such Marshalsea, prison, or gaol, shall on such render so perfected be duly charged with the custody of such defendant, and the said bail shall be thereupon wholly exonerated from liability as such.
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