| 1482.068 |
1482 |
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Replevin |
Avowry |
| Hil. (2nd) |
21 |
Edw. 4 |
39 |
84b |
Vavasour, John Sjt Vavisour
the Justices
all the Court |
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| Brooke Avowry 109 (not in margin) |
Prior proceeding 1481.104 = Mich. 21 Edw. 4, pl. 36, fol. 64b
20 Hen. 6, fol. 22
8 Edw. 4, fol. 27 |
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| En un Replegiare le defendant avowa per reason que un A. tenoit de luy certein terre, en le lieu, &c. per |
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Defendant avowed by reason that one held of defendant certain land in the place (where defendant took the animals), by fealty and 12 pence of rent and suit to defendant's court, the rent payable four days in the year, and defendant alleged seisin of these by the hand of the tenant whose estate plaintiff has, and for the rent of four days a year and fealty, defendant avowed on plaintiff.
Plaintiff replied that plaintiff held of defendant by fealty and 12 pence payable at one day (in the year), and showed how, of which defendant was seised, denying that plaintiff held by the services payable at four days (a year), and as to fealty plaintiff had tendered this to defendant at such a place, and defendant had refused it.
The Justices were asked whether the plea was good and if the payment (of rent) had to be on the other (three) days, whether this would be called encroachment.
It was agreed by all the Court that this was no encroachment, because plaintiff had agreed with defendant in the same sum of which defendant had alleged seisin in avowry. |
12 pence (= 1 shilling) of rent
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1482.068 = Hil. 21 Edw. 4, pl. 39, fol. 84b |
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Avowry
Reason
By Reason
Tenancy
Certainty
Place
Fealty
Rent
Suit
Suit Of Court
Lord's Court
Local Court
Rent
Payment
Payable
Day
Year
Allegation
Seisin
Hand
Seisin By The Hand
Estate
Whose Estate
Que Estate
Avowant
Showing
Denial
Sans Ceo
Services
Tender
Refusal
Demand
Plea
Good Plea
Encroachment
Agreement
Sum
Principium
Case
Folio |
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