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1421 |
Common Pleas |
Formedon |
Essone al seruice 'venire facias' |
| Mich. |
9 |
Hen. 5 |
Rogers 31 |
Rogers 23-24 |
Martin, John JCP Martyn
Broune or Browne, Thomas Prothonotary of CP
Heuster, Thomas Chief Clerk of CP Heuste
Martin, John JCP Martyn |
Broket |
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Similar process in 1421.063 = Mich. 9 Hen. 5, pl. 12, fol. 12a (Entry dum non fuit compos mentis). |
the statute = Westminster 2nd (1285), ch. 28: 'ad proximum diem' |
| En Fomedoun porte par Broket vers Fulthorpe eux fuerent a issu et al |
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The parties were at issue.
Venire facias was not served.
Venire facias alias was awarded.
At the return of Venire facias alias, tenant (defendant) was essoined.
It was held by all the justices that the essoin did not lie, according to the statute.
Tenant (defendant) was demanded.
Tenant (defendant) defaulted.
One answered as essoiner.
When the essoin was adjudged a nullity, tenant's default was recorded.
Tenant was demanded.
Tenant answered by attorney. |
et fut tenus par touz les iustices qe lessone ne gist pur ceo qe lestatute dit 'ad proximum diem' etc. ceo nest my le proschen iour
Martin JCP dit qe lessone ne puit gisere pur ceo qe en cest cas le iurours serrount amerces si come en vn 'habeas corpus'; et issint disoient les clerks, s. Broune et Heuste, quod nota.
Et fut dit qe le tenaunt fut primes demonde et fist defaut mes vn responit com essonour donqes quant lessoner est aiuge nul cel default est asses recorde.
Tunc lendemayn Martin JCP dit qil auoit conceille oue tous les iustices de bank le roy et eux teignent qe en touz cases ou lessone nest my aiuge naiourne si lessone soit quasche cellui qe fut essone serra demonde, pur qei eux demonderent le tenaunt et disoient par agard qe lessone ne gist my et le tenaunt responit par attornay. |
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Browne also spoke as one of the prothonotaries in 1421.099 = Mich. 9 Hen. 5, Rogers pl. 22, Rogers p. 21 and and as a clerk of CP in 1421.111 = Mich. 9 Hen. 5, Rogers pl. 34, Rogers p. 24. Heuster spoke in 1414.002 = Hil. 1 Hen. 5, pl. 3, fol. 2a-3a; as one of the Prothonotaries of CP in 1414.020 = Pasch. 2 Hen. 5, fol. 17, fol. 4a; in 1414.044 = Trin. 2 Hen. 5, pl. 8, fol. 9b-10a; and as Chief Clerk of CP in 1418.007 = Hil 5 Hen. 5, pl. 7, fol. 4a and as 'Hewster' in 1410.129 = Mich. 12 Hen. 4, pl. 5, fol. 3a-3b |
Martin JCP: the essoin cannot lie because in this case the jurors will be amerced as in a Habeas corpus.
The clerks Broune and Heuster said the same.
And the justices were in great doubt whether the essoin would be quashed and Petty cape awarded or because if the essoin did not lie the tenant (defendant) will be demanded.
Another day, Martin JCP said that he had counseled with all the Justices of King's Bench and they held that in all cases where the essoin is not adjudged nor adjourned, if the essoun be quashed, he who was essoined will be demanded.
Similar process in 1421.063 = Mich. 9 Hen. 5, pl. 12, fol. 12a (Entry dum non fuit compos mentis). |
| HLS MS Dunn 41, fol. 190r |
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| Ralph V. Rogers, Year Books of the Reign of King Henry the Fifth (privately printed, Wurzburg 1948), pp. 23-24 |
Issue
Venire Facias
Service of Writ
Venire Facias Alias
Award
Return
Essoin
Statute
Case
Juror
Amercement
Habeas Corpus
Clerk
Doubt
Quashing
Petty Cape
Demand
Default
Answer
Essoiner
Record
Counsel
King's Bench
Adjournment
Attorney |
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