Henderson attempted to use the to stop the narrowing of the South Esplanade in Saint Peter Port, Guernsey, which she said would be a danger to both pedestrians and motorists. The court refused to register her clameur, because she does not own the land in question. In 2021, it was used in Jersey as an attempt to prevent an eviction. The was ruled as having been raised incorrectly in court on the grounds that the person raising it had lost legal title to the property and it could not be used to block court officials carrying out a court order. See also Hue and cry Notes References Holden, Richard, Jersey Law Course: Civil Procedure (Institute of Law, Jersey, 2011), chapter 23. External links Jersey Legal Information Board Jersey Citizens Advice Bureau Criants, Clamerists and the Clameur de Haro in the Channel Islands Jersey law Bailiwick of Guernsey Normandy Judicial remedies