Disorderly Houses Act, 1751

Indictment not removeable by certiorari into any other court.

10. And no indictment which shall at any time after the said first day of June [1] be preferred against any person for keeping a bawdy-house, gaming house, or other disorderly house, shall be removed by any writ of certiorari into any other court, but such indictment shall be heard, tried, and finally determined at the same general or quarter session or assizes where such indictment shall have been preferred (unless the court shall think proper, upon cause shewn, to adjourn the same), any such writ or allowance thereof notwithstanding.

[Ss. 11, 12 rep. 30 & 31 Vict. c. 59. (S.L.R.)]

[1 i.e., 1st June 1752.]