Common Law Procedure Act 1852

XXV Special Indorsement of the Particulars of Debts or liquidated Demands may be made on the Writ. Special Indorsement to stand for Particulars of Demand.

In all Cases where the Defendant resides within the Jurisdiction of the Court, and the Claim is for a Debt or liquidated Demand in Money, with or without Interest, arising upon a Contract, express or implied, as, for instance, on a Bill of Exchange, Promissory Note, or Cheque, or other Simple Contract Debt, or on a Bond or Contract under Seal for Payment of a liquidated Amount of Money, or on a Statute where the Sum sought to be recovered is a fixed Sum of Money, or in the Nature of a Debt, or on a Guarantee, whether under Seal or not, where the Claim against the Principal is in respect of such Debt or liquidated Demand, Bill, Cheque, or Note, the Plaintiff shall be at liberty to make upon the "Writ of Summons and Copy thereof a special Indorsement of the Particulars of his Claim, in the Form contained in the Schedule (A.) to this Act annexed, marked No. 4., or to the like Effect; and when a Writ of Summons has been indorsed in the special Form herein-before mentioned, the Indorsement shall be considered as Particulars of Demand, and no further or other Particulars of Demand need be delivered, unless ordered by the Court or a Judge.