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Seipp Number:	Year	Court	Writ	Marginal Heading
1315.042ss	1315	Common Pleas	Cui in vita	Cui in vita

Term	Regnal Year	King:	Plea Number	Folio Number
Pasch.	8	Edw. 2	4	41 SS 91-98

Serjeants/ Justices	Plaintiff Surname	Plaintiff First Name v.	Defendent Surname	Defendent First Name
Denum, John or William de Sjt (for D) Scrop, Geoffrey le Sjt (for P) Denum, John or William de Sjt Scrop, Geoffrey le Sjt Herle, William Sjt (for D) Scrop, Geoffrey le Sjt Scrop, Henry le JCP Herle, WIlliam Sjt Toutheby, Gilbert Sjt Toud (for P) Hertilpole, Geoffrey de Sjt (for D) Malberthorpe, Robert de Sjt Malm Toutheby, GIlbert de Sjt Toud Hertilpole, Geoffrey de Sjt Denum, John or WIlliam de Sjt Scrop, Geoffrey le Sjt Toutheby, GIlbert de Sjt Toud Staunton, Hervey JCP Heruy Scrop, Geoffrey le Sjt Herle, William Sjt Scrop, Geoffrey le Sjt Bereford, William de CJCP Toutheby, GIlbert de Sjt Toud Bereford, WIlliam de CJCP Bereford, WIlliam de CJCP Toutheby, GIlbert de Sjt TOud Scrop, Geoffrey le Sjt Bereford, William de CJCP Toutheby, Gilbert de Sjt TOud Inge, WIlliam JCP	Whepstead (Wypster)	Harry, son of Isabel of

Other Plaintiffs	Other Names	Places	Other Defendents
	Whepstead, Harry of, son of J. of, deceased husband of plaintiff's mother Isabel Isabel, daughter of Gilbert of Whepstead, plaintiff's mother Beaufay, Geoffrey of, former husband of defendant Amice Beaufay (Beaufeu), John of, son of Geoffrey of (R., deceased husband of plaintiff's mother Isabel) (Isabel, plaintiff's mother) (G., deceased husband of defendant Alice)	Beechamstead Acton F. Westpirie H. E. A. B. C.

Abridgements	Cross-References	Statutes
	same case 1312.263ss = Mich. 6 Edw. 2, pl. 84, 38 SS 69-77

Incipit (First Line)	Number of Lines
Precipe Petro de Crest et Amicie vxori eius quod iuste etc. Henrico filio Isabelle de Wypster etc. in que	174

Abstract	Context

Bolland: Where a defendant tenant pleads the slightness of his estate and the plaintiff is precluded from allowing aid, because to allow it would be in abatement of his writ, and the Court sees that the tenant cannot defend the action unless he have aid, the Court will of its own authority grant him aid without prejudice to the plaintiff.
Headnote: A cui in vita in which the claimant alleged that the tenant had no entry but by one H. that was aforetime husband of the claimant's mother. The tenant said that he had nothing more than a term for the life of his wife, the reversion being to one John, of whom he prayed aid; and he proffered a fine in proof. The plaintiff said that he could not consent to this aid, as to do so would be to contradict his own writ; yet the Court of itself granted it. He who was prayed in aid came and said that the husband of the claimant's mother and his own mother granted these same tenements to one G., his father, and to the present tenant for life and to G's heir. The claimant said that the tenements were not included in the fine, and that he was ready to aver that they were not. It was objected that he could not be received to make such an averment as it would be contrary to acknowledgments he had already made etc.

Manuscripts	Mss Notes	Editing Notes	Errors
BL MS Addit. 35094 LI MS Hale 137(2) (version II)		Version II had 44 lines.

William Craddock Bolland, Year Books of Edward II, vol. 17: 8 Edward II (1314-1315), 41 SS 91-98 (London 1925)
Pasch. 8 Edw. 2, pl. [8], Vulgate pp. 268-270

Plea Roll	Record Year	Record Plaintiffs	Record Defendants	Last Update
De Banco Roll, Mich. 6 Edw. 2 (No. 195a), mem. 88 r, Huntingdonshire (written by Luding'); Feet of Fines, Case 93, file 14, no. 19, Huntingdonshire	0			2003-10-28


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