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1455 |
Common Pleas |
Entry for trespass |
Praecipe quod reddat |
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34 |
Hen. 6 |
35 |
18b-19a |
Laken, William Sjt (for D)
Nedeham, John Sjt (for P) Nedham
Laken, William Sjt (for D)
Nedeham, John Sjt Nedham
Moyle, Walter JCP Moile
Danby, Robert JCP
Nedeham, John Sjt Nedham (addressed)
Nedeham, John Sjt Nedham |
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D., hamlet of
D., hypothetical manor of |
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| Brooke Lieu 4, Precipe quod reddat 2 & 27 (not in margin), Brief 526 |
1455.069 = Mich. 34 Hen. 6, pl. 3, fol. 1b (same matter) |
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| En Praecipe quod reddat, s. en brief d' Entry de transgressioun en D. @ Laken. Nous disons que il n'y aver tiel |
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Defendant pleaded that there was no such vill, nor hamlet, nor place known outside of a vill or hamlet, within the county by the name plaintiff counted.
Plaintiff replied that there was such a hamlet within the county.
Defendant argued that plaintiff's writ could only be brought for land wihin a vill.
Plaintiff argued that his writ was sufficient.
Moyle JCP argued that writs of right could only be brought.
Danby JCP argued with plaintiff's counsel. |
Moyle, JCP: Mes cest Praecipe quod reddat est brief de droit, le quel doit estre suppose en un ville, &c.
Danby JCP (to Sjt Nedeham): Voules vous changer l' ancien cours de voz livres (= Year Books)?; Car en vostre livres (= Year Books) vous trouveres ajuge, si un Praecipe quod reddat soit porte de terre en un hamel, ou dehors, mes que soit en un ville, n' est my bon, &c.
Sjt Nedeham (for P): Verament si, jeo n' ay veu unques tiel Jugement, en mes livres (= Year Books) come vous parles |
Moyle JCP: in an Assize it is good, if the tenements be in a hamlet or a place known (outside of the vill and hamlet), because he will recover by view of the jurors, etc. and also in a writ of Dower, because it does not demand any certain tenements, but Reasonable dower (rationabilem dotem), etc. (is otherwise), and also in a writ of Trespass (category?); but this Praecipe quod reddat is a writ of right (category), which ought to be supposed (to demand land) in a certain vill, etc.
Danby JCP: (to Sjt Nedeham (for P) Do you want to change the old course of your books (= Year Books)?; because in your books (= Year Books) you will find it adjudged, that if a Praecipe quod reddat be brought for land in a hamlet, or outside (a vill or hamlet), even though it (the land) be in a vill, it (the writ) is no good, etc.
Sjt Nedeham (for P): truly Sir, I have never seen such a judgment in my books (= Year Books) as you say (parles) |
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Brooke Praecipe quod reddat 27, fol. 144r: Sjt Laken: Praecipe quod reddat can only be brought in a vill; Moyle JCP: Assize, Dower, and Trespass can be brought in a hamlet, and Danby JCP agreed with Sjt Laken clearly
1455.101 = Mich. 34 Hen. 6, pl. 35, fol. 18b-19a |
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Praecipe Quod Reddat
Trespass
Vill
Hamlet
Place
Knowledge (conu)
Outside
County
Judgment
Abatement
Own Writ
Manor
Mention
Sufficiency (assez)
A Fortiori
Strength
Assize
Tenements
Recovery
View
Juror
Dower
Demand
Certainty
Reason
Reasonable Dower
Rationabilem Dotem
Writ of Trespass (category)
Writ of Right (category)
Supposition
Change
Course
Old Course
Book
Year Book
Finding
Judgment
Truth (Verament)
Sight
Speaking (parles) |
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