| 1367.010 |
1367 |
Common Pleas |
Replevin |
Replegiare |
| Hil. (not Mich.) |
41 |
Edw. 3 |
10 |
4a |
Chelre, Edmund de Sjt (for D)
Belknap, Robert Sjt (for P)
Fyncheden, William de JCP FInchden |
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W., tenant
T., J. of, W.'s lord |
Thurston, vill of
le Leike
Lake, vill of |
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Fitzherbert Replevyn (not Replegiare) 29
Brooke Replegiare 7
Statham Replegiare 1 |
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| En un Replegiare, le pleintife counta que le defendant prist ses avers en la ville de Thurston, en un certein |
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| In a Replevin, the plaintiff counted that the defendant had taken his animals in the vill of Thurston, in a certain place that was called the Leike. The defendant said that the Leike was in the vill of Lake, and not in Thurston, and he demanded judgment of the writ. And to have return he said that one W. held of one J. of T. nine acres of land, of which the place etc., by homage, fealty, and by the services of two shillings per year, and for the rent in arrears, he acknowledged the taking as bailiff of J. of T. The plaintiff said that whether it was in the one vill or in the other, this was not to the purpose, when the defendant had acknowledged that the taking was in Leike, the writ was good enough, so that the plaintiff said that the land was outside of the defendant's fee. Fyncheden JCP said that if the Leike was not in Thurston, then they were not taken in the place that the plaintiff had supposed; therefore he asked if the plaintiff wanted to maintain his writ or not. Therefore the plaintiff said that Leike was in Thurston; ready etc. |
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