Common Law Procedure Act 1852

XLIXFictitious and needless Averments not to be made

All Statements which need not be proved, such as the Statement of Time, Quantity, Quality, and Value, where these are immaterial; the Statement of losing and finding, and Bailment, in Actions for Goods or their Value; the Statement of Acts of Trespass having been committed with Force and Arms, and against the Peace of our Lady the Queen; the Statement of Promises which need not be proved, as Promises in Indebitatus Counts, and mutual Promises to perform Agreements; and all Statements of a like kind, shall be omitted.