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1410 |
Common Pleas |
Writ on the Statute of Labourers |
Briefe sur le statute de Laborers |
| Hil. |
11 |
Hen. 4 |
15 |
43b-44a |
Tremaine, John Sjt
Hill, Robert JCP
Skrene, William Sjt
Hankford, William JCP
Wakefield, Chief Clerk of CP
Skrene, William Sjt
Tremaine, John Sjt
'Curia'
Horton, Roger Sjt (for D)
Tildesley, Thomas Sjt (for P) (? died)
Hankford, William JCP
Hill, Robert JCP
Norton, Richard Sjt (for P) |
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Canterbury, Bailiffs of |
Canterbury |
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Statham Conusance 16, Barre 66
Fitzherbert Conusauns 20, Laborers 17
Brooke Conusans 18, Mainprise 28, Laborers 23 (not fol. 42) |
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Statute of Labourers, 23 Edw. 3 (1349), ch. 1 |
| Brief sur le statute de Laborers fuit port vers un servant, que vient en garde, & al primer jour per |
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Defendant came under guard.
The bailiffs of Canterbury by attorney demanded cognisance of the plea.
Defendant pleaded that he covenanted with plaintiff to serve him for 6 weeks. |
Sjt Skrene: lour grant ex post facto n put change le course; Soit il en det ou en transgressioun
Sjt Tildesley: il fist covenant ove le plaintiff de luy servix 6 semaignes; dit que il luy servie per 6. semaignes, & puis pur ceo il ne luy pleist, il depart come bien luy list |
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Sjt Tildesley died 21 Oct. 1409, so this plea may have been incorrectly dated or 'Til.' may have been misidentifed. |
| Bailiffs of Canterbury had a charter of 1 Hen. 4 (1399-1400) |
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Statham Conusance 16 identified the bailiffs of 'H.' and added that the bailiffs of H. had cognizance on the first day, notwithstanding that the court was seised of the body of the defendant who was not bailable (maympernable), etc.; see the Statute of Laborers as to whether he be bailable (maympernable).
Statham Barre 66 stated that defendant pleaded that he was retained upon condition that if defendant was pleased with his service at the end of one month next ensuing, etc., then he would serve plaintiff for the whole year, and if not, that he would depart, and he said that he was not pleased at the ned of the month, and he departed; and it was adjudged a good plea. |
Sjt Tildesley died 21 Oct. 1409, so this plea may have been incorrectly dated or 'Til.' may have been misidentifed. |
Servant
Attorney
Bailiff
Cognisance of Pleas
Jurisdiction
Seisin of the Body
Delivery
Default
Charter
Labourers
Ordinance
Process
Grant
Ex Post Facto
Change
Course
Statute
Tolling
Franchise
Debt
Trespass
Exigent
Challenge
Grand Cape
Allowance
Showing
Count
Retainer
Amendment
Imprisonment
County
Record
Covenant
Service
Condition
Departure
Judgment
Request
Sufficiency
Action
Answer
Averment |
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