England and Wales
In country causes the record etc. had to be entered, and the cause set down for trial, with the judge's associate.
For the penalty for the recording, by a judge's associate, of appearances by a party when the party did not in fact appear, see section 3 of the 3 Geo 2 c 25 (1729 or 1730), which was replaced by section 39 of the Juries Act 1825, which is repealed (see the Courts Act 1971).
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