1443.126abr |
1443 |
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Pasch. |
21 |
Hen. 6 |
Statham Challenge 9 |
40b |
Statham Challenge 9
Fitzherbert Challenge 38
AbrBkAss Challenge [28], fol. 52v |
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Le defendant challenge trestoutz forsque une & le plaintif luy challenge; Et lez justicez ne voillent faire l' un de l'une challenge |
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(A jury was demanded.)
Defendant challenged all but one (prospective juror).
Plaintiff challenged the one (prospective juror not challenged by defendant).
The Justices did not want to make triours the one challenged by plaintiff and one of those challenged by defendant.
The Justices took triors all from those challenged by defendant (who chose the third trior and the nine).
(The triors were challenged because the were all for the plaintiff.
The triors were sworn.
The triors said no (i.e. that they were not favourable to plaintiff).
They (the challenged jurors?) were sworn to try the witnesses (testes).
The inquest remained for lack of jurors.
Defendant prayed Octo Tales to be returned Trin. 1443.
Plaintiff prayed for a longer adjournment (pluis longe jour).
It (Octo Tales returnable Trin. 1443) was awarded according to defendant's prayer.) |
& autre de l autre challenge d estre triours pur ceo que puit bien estre que quant le plaintif challenge une de eu que est de son assent et issint il apiert une cautele, mez ils pristeront triours toutz de l' autre challenge &c. |
the Justices did not want to make the one (prospective juror challenged) of the one (party's) challenge and another (prospective juror challenged) of the other (party's) challenge to be triors, because it could well be that the plaintiff challenged one juror who was of his assent (favourable to plaintiff? AbrBkAss suggested favourable to defendant), and so it appeared a trick (une cautele, or a precaution, MLF)
Fitzherbert Challenge 38 ended: it was awarded according to defendant's prayer because it was in a Replevin, and each (party) was 'actor' against the other, and the defendant is the better suitor because he demands the shortest day (adjournment), but it would have been the contrary in another action
similar situation in 1405.042 = Mich. 7 Hen. 4, pl. 4, fol. 1b |
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Fitzherbert Challenge 38, fol. 172v: Un jurrie fuit demaunde et l un partie challenge toutz forsque un que fuit challenge pur l autre party, & les justices ne voillent suffre l un des challenges l un partie ou l autre de estre triors, mes ilz assignent le tierce et le ix. & le cause fuit pur ceo que paraventure cesty que fuit challenge par l un partie tamen fuit favorable, et cest fuit fait pur un cautel al entent que il serra un des triors que sera mischiefe a l autre partie, et les triors assigne per les Justices fuerent challenge pur ceo que ilz fuerent toutz al plaintif sur que les triors fuerent Jures que disont que non, par que ils fuerent iures pur triere les testes, & le enquest remaine pur defaulte des Jurors, & le defendant pria octo tales; In octavis Trinitatis, et le plaintif pria puis longe jour, et fuit agarde solonque le priere le defendant, pur eo que fuit en un replevin & chescun actor vers auter, & le defendant est l' melior suitor pur ceo que il demande le plus court jour, mes le contrarie ust este sil fuit en auter accion
AbrBkAss Challenge [28], fol. 52v: the defendant challenged all (tertouts) but one and the plaintiff challenged him; and the Justices did not want to make the one of the one challenge and the other of the other challenge to be triors, because it seemed to them when the defendant challenged all but one that he who was not challenged is of his (defendant's) assent (favourable to defendant), but they took triors all from the other challenge, Pasch. 21 Hen. 6 |
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Challenge Of Juror
Trior
Assent
(Favour (assent))
Trick (cautele)
Precaution (cautele)
(Jury)
(Demand)
(Party)
(Sufferance)
(Assignment)
(Cause)
(Intent)
(Mischief)
(Swearing (Jures))
(Trial)
(Witness (testes))
(Inquest)
(Remaining)
(Default)
(Lack (defaulte))
(Juror)
(Lack Of Jurors)
(Octo Tales)
(Octave)
(Length)
(Award)
(Accord (solonque))
(Prayer)
(Replevin)
(Actor)
(Suitor)
(Better Suitor)
(Short (court))
(Contrary)
(Action) |
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