| 1481.102 |
1481 |
Common Pleas |
Debt on an obligation |
Det |
| Mich. (2nd) |
21 |
Edw. 4 |
34 |
63b |
Sulyard, John Sjt (for P)
Choke, Richard JCP
Bryan, Thomas CJCP Brian
Catesby, John Sjt or JCP
the Justices |
parson? |
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| Brooke Condicions 177 |
6 Hen. 7, fol. 4
12 Hen. 8, fol. 7 |
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| En brief de Det sur obligation, le defendant dit que il fuit endorce ovesque tiel condition, que s' il gardera lez covenantz comprises en |
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Defendant pleaded that the obligation was endorsed with such a condition, that if defendant would keep (gardera) the covenants comprised in a certain indenture that the obligation would be void, and defendant showed that plaintiff leased his parsonage to defendant with the appurtenances, that defendant entered and had the meadows and willow trees at midsummer, that defendant should repair the parsonage during the term, that various conditions were in the affirmative and in the negative, that defendant would not make nor carry off various things specified in the indenture, that as to all the covenants in the affirmative defendant had performed them, and that as to the conditions in the negative that defendant did not do them.
Plaintiff replied (?) that defendant had not shown how many willow trees (salowes) defendant had, and that defendant ought to have expressed the quantity, because an issue would come of this.
Choke JCP and Bryan CJCP agreed.
Defendant rejoined (?) that defendant did not need to show how many.
The Justices disagreed and told defendant to plead both pleas (either plea?) at his peril. |
certain endenture, &c. que l' obligation serra voide, & monstra coment le plaintiff lessa al defendant son parsonage ove l' appurtenances, & que il entra & aver les meadows & salowes (= willow trees) ad Midsommer, & que il reparoit le parsonage durant le terme, & divers condicions fuerent en le affirmative, & divers en le negative, .s. que il ne ferra ne emporte diverses choses specifie en le dit endenture; Et quant a toutz les covenant en l' affirmative il dit, que il ad eux performe, & quant a l' s condicions en le negative que il ne fist, &c.
Sjt Sulyard: Le plee n' est bon, pur ceo que il ne monstre en certein combien des salowes il aver, & il covient d' expresser le quantity, car un issue voit vener de cest,
quod Choke JCP and Bryan CJCP concessit
Sjt Catesby or JCP: en c' est case il est tenus de repaire le mease, poit il monstre quant dez measons ilz sont, ou queux il ad repaire?, non, nient pluis icy, &c.
Les Justices: Nient semble, pur que ambideux pledes a vostre peril, &c. |
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John Catesby was appointed JCP on 20 Nov. 1481. |
Sjt Catesby: in case he (a defendant) is bound to repair the house (parsonage), can he show how many houses there are, or which he (defendant) had repaired?, no, no more here
The Justices: it is not the same, so you (defendant) plead both pleas at your peril |
Obligation
Endorsement
Condition
Keeping (gardera)
Performance (gardera)
Covenant
Comprising
Contents
Certainty
Indenture
Voidance
Void Obligation
Showing
Lease
Parsonage
Appurtenances
With The Appurtenances
Entry
Meadow
Willow Tree (salowes)
Midsummer
Summer
Repair
Duration
Term
Affirmative
In The Affirmative
Negative
In The Negative
Carrying Off (emportes)
Thing (choses)
Specification
Affirmative Covenant
Performance
Negative Covenant
Plea
Bad Plea
Good Plea
How Many (combien)
Expression
Quantity
Issue
Agreement (concessit)
Case
Binding (tenus)
House (meas)
No More
Dissimilarity
Similarity
Pleading
Peril |
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