| 1286.001ss |
1286 |
Common Pleas |
Writ of Right (Praecipe qui dominum inde remisit curiam) |
Ubi dominus remisit curiam et calumpniatur et finis proponebatur et calumpniatur etc. |
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14 |
Edw. 1 |
1 |
112 SS 220-223 |
Lowther, Hugh de Sjt Lout' (for D)
Bereford, William of Sjt (for P)
Lisle, Adam de Sjt Idle (for D)
Brompton, William of JCP
Lovetot, John de JCP (mentioned)
Weyland, Thomas of CJCP (mentioned)
Lisle, Adam de Sjt Idle
Thornton, Gilbert of Sjt (for D)
Littlebury, Martin of Eyre J Litelbyr'
Bereford, William of Sjt
Bereford, William of Sjt
Lisle, Adam de Sjt Idle
Thirkelby, Roger of JCP Thurk' (mentioned)
Bereford, William of Sjt
Lisle, Adam de Sjt Idle
Weyland, Thomas of CJCP Weylande
Bereford, William of Sjt
Selby, William of Sjt (for D)
Bereford, William of Sjt
Bereford, William of Sjt
Lisle, Adam de Sjt Idle
Weyland, Thomas of CJCP Weylond
Thirkelby, Roger of JCP Thurk' (mentioned)
Bereford, William of Sjt
Thirkelby, Roger of JCP sire Roger (mentioned)
Thornton, Gilbert of Sjt |
Rye |
Ranulph de |
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Lincoln, Bishop of
C., William, hypothetical lord
Rye, Robert de, father of defendant Nicholas
Rye, John de, father of plaintiff Ranulph
Henry III, King of England |
Richmond (Rychemond), honor of
Warwick (Warrewyk) Eyre |
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| Fitzherbert Droit 74 |
Trin. 35 Hen. 3 (1251) |
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| Randolf de Ry porta son bref de droit vers Nichole de Ry, et fust contenu en le bref qe leveske de |
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| Sjt Lisle: En Banke devant sir Roger de Thurk' et ces compaignons lan del coronement le roi (Henri) xxxiiij ou sssv (ou xxxvj) |
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A Ranulph de Rye was Sheriff of Lincolnshire from 6 Mar. 1310 to 26 Dec. 1311. A Nicholas de Ry was Sheriff of Lincolnshire from 8 May 1277 to 25 Oct. 1278. Oliver Sutton was Bishop of Lincoln from 6 Feb. 1280 to 13 Nov. 1299. |
four serjeants both pleaded for defendant
Brompton JCP: If John de Lovetot JCP held land of Thomas of Weyland CJCP and I brought my writ against John ...
Sjt Bereford: Let them say where and before whom in which term and in which year
Sjt Lisle: In the Bench (Common Pleas) before Sir Roger of Thirkelby JCP and his fellows in the 34th, 35th, or 36th year of king Henry (III)
Weyland CJCP: I asked for the record and the enrollment; The agreement was made before Roger de Thirkelby JCP and his colleagues which was enrolled at the octaves of Trinity in the 35th year (18-23 June 1251) was found
Brand: In an action of Precie quia dominum inde remisit curiam the tenant was not allowed to take issue on whether all (or any part) of the land being claimed was held of a lord other than the lord of whom the demandant claimed to hold and who had waived his court. The tenant then pleaded in bar a concord made between his father and the demandant's father under which the latter renounced all claim to the lands concerned. This concord had been enrolled on the plea-rolls of the king's court and a note of its terms had been filed but no chirography based on its terms had ever been drawn up. When the enrolment was found, the demandant denied that it barred him from action as the proper procedures for the making of a peace in the king's court had not been followed. The enrolment of the case indicates that the tenant was forced to choose between reliance on the enrolment and the filed note and chose the former and also explains more clearly the grounds for the demandant's plea that the peace had been improperly made and thus was not binding. The case was eventually settled by a further concord between the parties.
(precipe qui dominum inde remisit curiam) |
BL MS Addit. 5925, fols. 60r-60v (I)
LI MS Misc. 87, fol. 21r (I)
BL MS Addit. 35116, fols. 269r-269v (I)
BL MS Harley 25, fol. 267r-268r (I) |
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Paul A. Brand, The Earliest English Law Reports, vol. 2, 112 SS 220-223 (London 1996) (1286.1)
William Craddock Bolland, A Manual of Year Book Studies (Cambridge 1925), Appendix B, pp. 112-115 (reproduction of LI MS Misc. 87, fol. 21r, transcription, and translation) |
| CP 40/61, m. 63-63d |
1286 |
Rye, Ranulph de |
Rye, Nicholas de |
2009-03-02 |
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