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1409 |
Common Pleas |
Waste |
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| Mich. |
11 |
Hen. 4 |
59 |
32a-33a |
Norton, Richard Sjt (for D)
Skrene, William Sjt (for P)
Norton, Richard Sjt
Skrene, William Sjt
Hankford, William JCP
Hill, Robert JCP
Colepeper, John JCP
Skrene, William Sjt
Thirning, William CJCP
Skrene, William Sjt
Norton, Richard Sjt
Skrene, William Sjt
Norton, Richard Sjt
Colepeper, John JCP
Thirning, William CJCP
Colepeper, John JCP
Thirning, William CJCP
Colepeper, John JCP
Skrene, William Sjt |
Arundel |
Thomas, Earl of |
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Mendham, prior of |
Mendham |
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Statham Waste 41, Barre 65
Fitzherbert Barre 180, Wast 59 (not in margin)
Brooke Waste 67, Done 10, Contract 11 |
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| Thomas Counte d'Arundel port un brief de Waste vers un, supposant qu son auncestor avere |
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Plaintiff counted that his ancestor leased a manor for a term of years, and assigned waste in a hall, kitchen, stable, and oaks.
Defendant pleaded plaintiff sold the hall to a prior who tore it down, the stable's timber was rotten and it fell down, the oaks were cut to build a new stable, and as to the rest 'no waste'.
Issue joined on all these points. |
assigne le wast en un Sale (= Hall), un q--sme (probably quisine = kitchen), un stable, & certein keins (= oak trees)
Sjt Norton Pur le defendant dit: al Prior de Mendh.; le Prior enraser mesme le Sale; Et quant al stable, il dit que le merisme (= timber) d'icel fuit issint purrrur (= rotten); il eschute; Et quant as keynes, il dit que il les couper pur faire novel stable; le property fuit a luy; un tort al Prior; justifier le couper de bois de keynes; febleness de meason; sans empechment de cel Wast
Hankford JCP: le Sale que fuit annexe al franktenement discende al heire, en quel case il ne list a nully de l'enracer: & couper de bois; un meason est franketenement & enheritable
Hill JCP: disanexe del franktenement, & vesty en l'achatour come chattel; ascun colour serra pur l'heire
Sjt Skrene: le vend a son oeps demesne; le meresme en le vie l'auncestor fuit purrus, quel fuit matter en ley; le cause del Wast surdy en le temps l'auncestor; bien reperaile
Thirning CJCP: s'il y ad necessity d'un stable |
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Thomas fitz Alan was Earl of Arundel from Oct. 1400 to 13 Oct. 1415. Cluniac Priory of St. Mary in Mendham, Suffolk. |
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Statham Waste 41 stated that Hankford JCP said a tenant for life or years coiuld not cut oaks to build a new house, but could do so to repair another house; quaere whether, if a house fell in the lifetime of my father, his lessee could cut oaks to rebuild it in my time. Statham Barre 65 identified the buyer of the house from plaintiff's father as one 'B.', and added that Hill JCP said the situation would be different as to land in tail, which was agreed.
Fitzherbert Wast 59, dated 9 Hen. 4, stated that Huls JKB or Hill JCP (Huls) said that a tenant by copy of the court roll could not commit waste nor cut down trees to sell, except for his gain to repair his house. |
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Supposition
Ancestor
Lease
Manor
Term of Years
Sale
Prior
Judgment
Tearing Down
Amount
Action
Justification
Cause
Stranger
Disturbance
Assent
Annexation
Freehold
Descent
Inheritance
Termor
Color
Prejudice
Fee Simple
Charge
Use
Double Plea
Matter in Law
Proof
Impeachment of Waste
Default
Necessity
Issue
Repair |
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