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Seipp Number:	Year	Court	Writ	Marginal Heading
1315.044ss	1315	Common Pleas	Trespass for breaking house, taking goods and chattels and felling trees	Trespas

Term	Regnal Year	King:	Plea Number	Folio Number
Pasch.	8	Edw. 2	6	41 SS 102-103

Serjeants/ Justices	Plaintiff Surname	Plaintiff First Name v.	Defendent Surname	Defendent First Name
Burton, Thomas de Sjt Burtone (for D) Laufare, Nicholas de Sjt Launf (for P) Inge, William JCP Laufare, Nicholas de Sjt Launf Bereford, William de CJCP	Arderne (B.)	Alice, daughter of John of

Other Plaintiffs	Other Names	Places	Other Defendents
	F., defendant's brother

Abridgements	Cross-References	Statutes
Fitzherbert Trespass 234

Incipit (First Line)	Number of Lines
B. porta son bref de trespas uers C. et counta qe certein iour etc. a force et as armes sa meson entra	32

Abstract	Context

Bolland: This was nominally an action for trespass, the plaintiff, Alice Arderne, complaining that the defendant entered her land and cut down her trees and carried them away. The defendant said that he was his brother's heir and that his brother died seised of the land in question, and that he, on his brother's death, entered and cut down the trees as he as entitled to do. And he said further that Alice had a writ of novel disseisin pending against him in respect of the same land, in which, if she were successful, she would obtain damages for the loss of the trees. The Court inquired if she had such a writ pending, for it would not allow her to have 'two cudgels' against the defendant. As she did not deny it the Court refused to hear her further under the writ of trespass.
Headnote: In a writ of trespass the defendant said that the plaintiff had an assize of novel disseisin pending of the messuage wherein he complained that the trespass had been committed, and that if he got recovery by that assize he would recover damages; and afterwards the writ was abated.
Inge JCP: Say whether he has an assize or not, for you shall not have two cudgels (responetz sil eit assise ou noun qe vous naueretz deuz basteuns)

Manuscripts	Mss Notes	Editing Notes	Errors
BL MS Addit. 35094 CUL MS Ff. 2, 12 BL MS Harleian 3639 Bodleian MS Tanner 13 BL MS Addit. 37658 LI MS Hale 139 BL MS Harleian 2184

William Craddock Bolland, Year Books of Edward II, vol. 17: 8 Edward II (1314-1315), 41 SS 102-103 (London 1925)
Pasch. 8 Edw. 2, pl. [11], Vulgate p. 272

Plea Roll	Record Year	Record Plaintiffs	Record Defendants	Last Update
De Banco Roll, Pasch. 8 Edw. 2 (No. 209), r. 49d, Hertfordshire	0			2003-10-28


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