
    Anonymous.
    A defendant may be rendered in discharge of Ins hail, notwithstanding exceptions to them have been entered.
    
      Saxton
    
    moved for leave to surrender the defendant in discharge of his bail, on a capias ad respond, returned to this term.
    
      Wall
    
    objected, upon the ground that exceptions had been entered to the bail, and therefore the defendant could not be surrendered until the bail had justified.
    
      Saxton replied and cited Tidd's Prac. 235; Bar. notes 111, 117; 1 Arch. Prac. 286; 1 New Rep. 138, n.; 1 W. Bl. Rep. 462; 1 Taunt. 427; 5 T. R. 633.
   Chief Justice.

Special bail may surrender the principal, notwithstanding they are excepted to. The exception to bail is intended to test, for the security of the plaintiff, their responsibility ; but their responsibility is unimportant when an immediate surrender is to be made.  