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1409 |
Common Pleas |
Praecipe quod reddat |
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| Mich. |
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Hen. 4 |
55 |
29b-30a |
Skrene, William Sjt
Thirning, William CJCP
Hankford, William JCP
Thirning, William CJCP
Hill, Robert JCP
Norton, Roger Sjt (for P) |
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Fitzherbert Age 24
Brooke Age 14, Customes 14 |
Pasch. 39 Edw. 3, pl. 17, fol. 10 |
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| Praecipe quod reddat fuit port vers un tenant, que prie en aide de cestuy en le revercion deins age, & |
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Tenant (defendant) prayed in aid the reversioner, who was an infant, and prayed that the matter be postponed.
Held that the matter would be postponed, unless plaintiff would say something else.
Plaintiff said something else. |
Sjt Skrene: Le terrre est tenus en Gavelkind, & per custome l'heire avera son terre quant il est d'age de xv., ore il est del age de 18. ans & plus, & a cest temps il poit alien son terre
Hankford JCP: Il y ad ascun customes en Engleterre, que quant l'enfant ad science de measurer un verge de drape, il put alien son terre, mes quant briefe est port vers luy, il avera son age
Thirning CJCP: Le custome; mes cy devant nous en cest aide prier, nous devomus ajudge son age solonque le ley de terre |
Sjt Skrene: The land is held in Gavelkind, and by custom the heir will have is land when he is 15 years of age, and he can alien his land.
Thirning CJCP: If an heir be able to have his land at such age, yet he is under age in many other regards, as is a female heir.
Hankford JCP: There are some customs in England, that when an infant knows how to measure a yard of cloth, he can alien his land (also said by Sjt Parvyng in 1332.175 = Mich. 6 Edw. 3, pl. 45, fol. 49b-50a)
Thirning CJCP: here before us in this aid prayer, we ought to adjudge his age according to the law of the land |
Tenant
Aid Prayer
Reversion
Infancy
Postponement
Gavelkind
Local Custom
Alienation
Age
Regard
Measurement
Law of the Land |
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