| 1429.070 |
1429 |
King's Bench |
Detinue of a deed (statute staple, obligation) |
Detinue |
| Trin. |
7 |
Hen. 6 |
17 |
42a-42b |
Rolf, Thomas Sjt (for garnishee)
Hals, John JKB
Rolf, Thomas Sjt |
executors |
of M. |
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Chancellor, the
M., testator |
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| Brooke Dammages 67, Errour 66, Executions 48 (not in margin) |
Prior proceeding 1429.013 = Pasch. 7 Hen. 6, pl. 7, fol. 24a-25a (not fol. 26)
Later proceeding 1429.082 = Trin. 7 Hen. 6, pl. [29], fol. 46b
22 Hen. 6, fol. 46
12 Hen. 4, fol. 7
Fitzherbert, Natura Brevium 22h
6 Hen. 7, fol. 16
43 Edw. 3, fol. 28 |
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| Detinue ut supra Paschae. Ou le plaintiff recovere ut patet, & le fait fuit un Statut de l'estape, en le quel |
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Plaintiff recovered in Detinue against the garnishee, and before execution of the judgment had delivery of the deed of Statute Staple out of here, and execution by force of the Statute out of Chancery on defendant's goods, chattels, lands and tenements, and plaintiff also had Capias to take defendant's body, returnable in Chancery.
Capias issued to the same sheriff in another suit to take defendant's body, returnable in King's Bench
The sheriff returned in King's Bench that he had taken defendant's body on both suits.
Counsel for the garnishee argued in King's Bench that the garnishee had sued a writ of Error to reverse plaintiff's recovery in Detinue and so should be dismissed in Chancery.
Hals JKB said that King's Bench had no power to dismiss the garnishee, but told his counsel to show this to the Chancellor. |
returne al xv Johannis en le Chancery; returne in Crastino Johannis en Bank le Roy
Sjt Rolf: per quel briefe (d' Error) les mains les Justices furent clos a agarder execution; le premier Jugement ne sera jamais reverse al' volonte le party
Hals JKB: Nous n'avons my pouvoir luy dismisser; donques devant le Chancelier monstres cel' matter; si un Statut soit baile en owele maine, & le baille livere le Statut de son tort demene al' obligee, & il sue execution, l'execution est bon, & le defendant est a son recovery vers le baily
Sjt Rolf: covient que cest cas soit doubtful, car s'il fera sans recovery il sera inconvenient l'ou le premier Jugement fuit errone; Ceo fuit 'ex cautela'
Et fuit dit, que si le defendant en le premier brief ust livere le fait al' testator ou ses executors de son tort demene, que il aura vers luy brief de Deceit, & nemy brief de Detinue: car les conditions provent que le livere n'appertient a M. |
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John Kemp, Archbishop of York, was Chancellor from 16 Mar. 1426 to 26 Feb. 1432. |
Detinue of a deed that was a statute of the staple, in which the garnishee was obliged to plaintiff's testator
The statute staple provided for execution out of Chancery of defendant's goods and chattels, lands and tenements
The earlier report took place in Common Pleas, and this report took place in King's Bench |
Recovery
Deed
Statute Staple
Staple
Garnishee
Garnishment
Obligation
Testator
Judgment
Execution
Delivery
Force
Chancery
Tenements
Capias
Body
Return
Sheriff
County
Cause
Charge (Discharge)
Dismissal
Purchase of Writ
Error
Hand
Reversal
Restoration
Loss
Cancellation
Sufferance
Resort
Rebailment
At Will
Voidance
Power
Custody (garde)
Saving
Chancellor
Showing
Matter
Party
Way of Error
Supersedeas
Bailment
Equality
Indifferent Hands
Stakeholder
De Son Tort Demene
Obligee
Bailee
Understanding
Aid
Doubt
Inconvenience
Deceit
Condition
Proof
Coercion
Ex Cautela
Award |
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