| 1307.044rs |
1307 |
Common Pleas |
(Novel disseisin) |
Scire facias |
| Pasch. |
35 |
Edw. 1 |
[7] |
RS 483-487 |
Mettingham, John CJCP 1290-1301 Sire J. de Metingham (mentioned)
Hengham, Ralph CJCP Sire Rauf (mentioned)
Herle, William Sjt (for D)
Staunton, Hervey JCP Stauntone
Herle, William Sjt
Kyngeshemede, Adam or Simon de Sjt Kinge
Herle, William Sjt
Staunton, Hervey JCP Stauntone
Herle, William Sjt
Staunton, Hervey JCP Stauntone
Herle, William Sjt
Staunton, Hervey JCP Stauntone
Herle, William Sjt
Mallore, Peter JCP
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Bere |
William de la |
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Eliz (or Elis), parent or of defendant Henry (I) and of P.
Edmund (Emue) (or Emma) (MS: Emme), life tenant
Bere, John de la, reversioner & brother of plaintiff William
Henry (II), son of P.
P., father of Henry (II) & son of Eliz (or Elis) |
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prior proceeding 1307.027 = Hil. 35 Edw. 1, pl. [27], RS 443-445 (HIl. 35 Edw. 1, in Novel disseisin) |
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| Invenietur de ista materia in Termino Hillarii ultimo ubi recordum assisae novae dissesinae &c. Willem de |
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Staunton JCP: Il ni ad autre record qe ne seit endose en sele note la: quod fuit de tali forma; Nous savoms le cas qe est entre vous
Sjt Herle (for D): Et ceo est comune terme de ceinz a dire qe la fin seit recorde quant ele est engrosse, e ne mie autrement; uncore Johan ad il maues, pur ceo qe le court ne deyt meintenir ne soffrer |
notice of this matter will be found in last Hilary Term in a record of an assize of Novel disseisin
William de la Bere was defendant and Philip son of Elis was plaintiff in Novel disseisin in 1307.027 = Hil. 35 Edw. 1, pl. [27], RS 443-445
Sjt Herle (for D); it is a common phrase in this Court to say that the fine is recorded when engrossed, and not otherwise; yet John has a bad case because the Court ought not to maintain or suffer it
Staunton JCP: we now all about the case before you
Mallore JCP: We find that the fine that was levied was not accordant with the note, where fore the fine was not warranted by the note; and because we find such an error in that process we annul it entirely, aned you may sue out another writ on the footing of the first note (hors de la primer note), if you please, &c. |
| Alfred J. Horwood, Year Books of the Reign of Edward the First: Years XXXIII to XXXV (1305-1307), Rolls Series no. 31, part A, vol. 5 (London 1879), pp. 482-487 |
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