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Seipp Number:	Year	Court	Writ	Marginal Heading
1468.043	1468	Common Pleas	(Formedon)	Nota

Term	Regnal Year	King:	Plea Number	Folio Number
Mich.	8	Edw. 4	10	13a

Serjeants/ Justices	Plaintiff Surname	Plaintiff First Name v.	Defendent Surname	Defendent First Name
Cumberford, Clerk of CP Cumbr

Other Plaintiffs	Other Names	Places	Other Defendents

Abridgements	Cross-References	Statutes
Fitzherbert Continuance 3 Brooke Continuance 48 (not Condition), Jours 71 (not in margin, not fol. 14)	Prior proceeding 1468.016 = Pasch. 8 Edw. 4, pl. 9, fol. 4a-4b 18 Edw. 4, fol. 12

Incipit (First Line)	Number of Lines
Nota, que fuit dit que continuance per Capias covient estre fait de terme en terme, & ne puit aver	4

Abstract	Context

it was said that a continuance by Capias ought to be made from Term to Term, and cannot be made over an intervening Term ('nul terme meane'), and this is done because the defendant cannot remain so long in prison, etc. but by Distraint a continuance could be made beyond an intervening Term (un terme meane as from Mich. Term to Pasch.
note this by Cumberford

Manuscripts	Mss Notes	Editing Notes	Errors
		1468.043 = Mich. 8 Edw. 4, pl. 10, fol. 13a Brooke Continuance 48, fol. [173]r quoted 'Cumbre' Brooke Jours 71, fol. 40r: Nota per Comberford preignotory que capias ne continuans per Capias ne poiet aver jour mez de terme in terme racione del imprisonment, mes contrary de distraint, quar ceo poiet overpasser un terme, come de issuer in termino Michaelis retorno termino Paschae

Plea Roll	Record Year	Record Plaintiffs	Record Defendants	Last Update
	0			2005-07-14

Note
Continuance
Capias
Term
From Term To Term
Intermediate (meane)
Demurrer
Length
So Long
Prison
In Prison
Distraint
Intervening Term


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