Motion for mandamus over foreign minister row in King’s Bench
In 1768 a woman petitioned two Justices of Peace to swear a child against Count Bruhl's secretary. The case drew Mansfield Norton Yates and Affon into a clash over privileges of foreign ministers, with Norton winning support for a mandamus to proceed.
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