the husband in tail Remainder to another in Fee and the husband doth suffer a Common Recovery In this case it was held That this was no barre to the Issue in tail for any part for there are no moieties between them And there where the husband alone suffers the Recovery there is no lawful Tenant to the Praecipe and so the Recovery is no barr Co. 3.5 Marquess of Winchester's Case 8. In 25 H. 8. it was held That if my Tenant for life vouch a stranger who doth enter into the Warranty and cannot barre the Demandant and the Demandant doth recover and the Tenant over in value That the Land recovered in Value shall not go to me in Reversion after the death of Tenant for life nor shall the Reversion of the Land recovered in Value be in me in the life of the Tenant for life Broo. Cases Sect. 70. 9. In 30 H. 8. it was held That where there was Tenant for life a remainder in taile or for life and the Tenant for life is impleaded and doth vouch him in remainder who doth vouch one that hath a title of Formedon so the Recovery pass by Voucher then the issue of him that hath a title of Formedon may bring his Formedon and recover against the Tenant for life for the recompence shall not go to the Tenant for life and therefore he may recover for his Ancestor war ranted the remainder only and not the Estate of the Tenant for life and therefore the Tenant for life may not bind him by the Recovery for he did not warrant to him and therefore in this case the sure way is to make the Tenant for life to pray in ayd of him in remainder and they to joyn and vouch him that hath the title of Formedon and so to pass the Recovery for the recompence shall go to them both Broo. Case 143. In the last place we come to the Statutes concerning this Point an abstract whereof followes Stat. 7 H. 8. chap. 4. That Recoverors of Lands Tenements and Advowsons their Heirs and Assigns may distrain for Rents Services and Customs due and unpaid and make avowry and justifie the same and have like remedy for recovering them as the Recoverors might have done or had albeit the Recoverors were never seised thereof and shall have also a Quare Impedit for an Advowson if upon avoidance any disturbance be made by a stranger as the Recoverors might have had albeit the Recoverors were never seised thereof by Presentation And here Avery Avowant or Bayliff in any Replegiari or Second Deliverance if their Avowry Conusance or Justification be found for them or the Plaintiff be otherwise barred shall recover his damages and costs Stat. 21 H. 8. chap. 15. That a Termor for years may falsifie a feigned Recovery had against him in the Reversion and shall retain and enjoy his term against the Recoveror his heirs and assigns according to his Lease Also that the Recoveror shall have like remedy against the Termor his Executors or Assigns by Avowry or Action of Debt for the Rents and Services reserved upon such Lease and due after such Recovery and also like Action for wast done after such Recovery as the Lessor might have had if such Recovery had never been and no Stature-Merchant Staple or Execution by Elegit shall be avoided by such feigned Recovery but such Tenant shall also have like remedy to falsifie such Recoveries as is here Provided for the Lessee for years Stat. 34 35 H. 8. chap. 20. That no feigned Recovery hereafter to be had by assent of parties against any Tenant or Tenants in tayl of any Lands Tenements or Hereditaments whereof the reversion or remainder at the time of such Recovery had shall be in the King shall bind or conclude the Heires in tayle whether any condition or Voucher be had in any such fained recovery or not but that after the death of every such Tenant in tayle against whom such recovery shall be bad the Heirs in tayle may enter hold and enjoy the Lands Tenements and Hereditaments so recovered according to the forme of the gift in tayle the said recovery notwithstanding And here the Heirs of every such Tenant in tayle against whom any such recovery shall be had shall take no advantage for any recompence in value against the Voucher or his Heirs But this Act shall not extend to prejudice the Lessee or Lessces of any such Tenant in tayle made in writing indented of any Mannors Lands c. for 21 years or 3 lives or under whereupon the accustomed Rent or Rents is or shall be yearly reserved during the same Term or Terms but the same Lessee or Lessees shall enjoy his or their Terme or Termes according to the Stat. of 32 H. 8. chap. 28. This Act nowtithstanding Stat. 14 Eliz. chap. 4. That all Recoveries had or prosecuted by agreement of the Parties or by Covin against Tenants by the courtesy Tenants in tayle after possibility of issue extinct Tenant for Life or Lives or of estates determinable upon Life or Lives or of any Lands Tenements or Hereditaments whereof such particular Tenant is so seised or against any other with Voucher over of any such particular Tenant or of any having right or title to any such particular Estate shall from henceforth as against the revertioners of them in Remainder and against their Heirs and Successors be clearly voide But this Act is not to prejudice any persons that shall by good title recover any Lands c. without fraud by reason of any former right or title Also every such Recovery had by the assent and agreement of the person in revertion or remainder appearing of record in any of the Queens Courts shall be good against the party so assenting But this assent must appear upon the same record either upon a Voucher ayd prier receit or the like and not by any extrajudicial entry or memorandum Co. upon Lit. 362. Stat. 14 Eliz. chap. 8. Every fraudulent Recovery against any Tenant for Life or whereupon any Tenant for life or be that hath right to Estate for life is vouched shall be void against him in the revertion or in the remainder unless it be by his own assent appearing by record Recoveries in a writ of right bind all strangers not clayming within the years as being suffered by a Disseisor it bindeth the Disseisor by his own Non-claym 5 E. 3.50 Tenant for Life suffering a wrongful Recovery it shall prejudice his right that hath the inheritance though he prayed in ayde and make default 34 H. 6.2 For no ayde prayer is there necessary in as much as the other being Tenant of the Freehold a Recovery is good against him 4 H. 7.3 But that after the death of Tenant for Life he may falsifie it by action of ad terminum qui praeteriit or writ of Right which we call falsifying of Recoveries 24 H. 8. Br. fan rec 41. But he cannot enter neither can Lessee for years
at the common Law falfifie 26 H. 8.2 for having but a Chattel derived out of a freehold there is no reason he should falfifie a Recovery which draweth the Fees simple out of the Lessor Also the present Estate upon which the Lease depends being destroyed the Lease must needs be extinct Of Bargaine and Sale by Deed. A Bargain and Sale is a real contract upon valuable considerations for the passing of Lands Tenements or Hereditaments by Deed indented and inrolled within six moneths after the date of it without Livery of seisin or Atturnment of Tenants so as be by Deed indented sealed and inrolled either in the County where the Land lyes or within one of the Kings Courts of Record at Westm within six moneths after the date as we said before Plowd 307. Co. 2 part Inst 672. Concerning which I will give only a few Generals 1. That if one for money grant a Rent without any word of Bargaine and Sale and the Deed be inrolled the Rent will pass without atturnment Cro. 3. part 166. 2. That Lands in London bargained and sold by Tenant in tayle and the Deed delivered after the same year he made Livery to him the Lands pass by the bargain and Sale Yelverton 123 124. 3. That as the very words Bargaine and Sale are not needful to make some Land pass by way of Bargain and Sale where there is an inrolment So inrolment is not necessary in all cases As where a reversion is granted for years only there neither inrolment not atturnment are necessary Cook 8.93 Foxes Case 4. That the makers of the Act 27 H. 8. chap. 10. did not expect that any Land after that Act should pass by way of Limitation of use save only uses upon Bargain and Sale which they did in the same Parliament allow after inrolment And they did presume that little Land would pass that way for that the Bargaine being in the Post might not vouch by force of any warranty annexed to the Estate of the Land Co. 1.120 in Chudleighs Case 5. That to make a good Estate for years by way of Bargain and Sale for Land to pass this may be without inrolment of the Deed But to make a good Estate of the Freehold or Inheritance of Land by way of Bargain and Sale it must have the Requisites of a Deed. viz. 6. It must be by Writing and not by Print or Stamp in Parchment not in Paper nor upon Lead Wood or the like Co. 5.20 2 part Inst 672. 7. That by the Common Law Land might have passed by word for the use only past but now it must be by Deed save only in some Cities Villages and ancient Burroughs where it passeth by Custome Dyer 229. 8. That if a Father in consideration of 10 l. paid to him by his Son doth covenant to stand seised to his use no use will arise without Inrollment Coo. 7.40 9. That the Inrollment upon such a Deed so as to make the Estate to pass must be in Parchment Co. 2. Part Inst 673. 10. The inrolled Deed must be indented for if it be by Deed-Poll the Estate will not pass Dyer 229. The Six moneths given for Inrollment are to be accounted 1. From the date and not from the time of the delivery of the Deed and from the date and from the day of the date is all one 2. After the account of 28 dayes to the moneth and no more 3. The day of the date to be taken exclusive Moors Rep. 40. Case 128. and yet if it be inrolled the same day it bears date it is good If it chance which is very seldome that it have no date then the day of the delivery shall be taken for the date and the six moneths to be cast from thence Mich. 37 38 Eliz. Franklin and Garter's Gase Co. 2. part Inst 674. And if the Deed be not thus inrolled it is of no force at all Co. 5.1 Dyer 218. Co. 11.48 Moors Rep. 41. Case 148. This kind of assurance by Bargain and Sale thus perfected by Inrollment will as effectually transfer the Land as any other Conveyance and therefore the Bargainee of a Reversion albeit he may not have benefit of a Condition upon demands of Rent without giving notice of the bargain and sale to the Lessee and albeit that A. the Conusee by a Fine of a Reversion before Attornment of the Tenant bargain and sell the Reversion to B and that in this case B. cannot distrain for his Rent until he can get Attornment of the Tenant yet the Bargainee shall have benefit of a Condition of an Assignee within 32. H. 8. And it seems he may vouch by force of a warranty annexed to the estate of the Land for he is in partly in the Per and partly in the Post Co. 8.94 3.62 5.113 I will Illustrate this Point only with three or four Cases and then give you Presidents Case 1. Winchcombe having Issue two Sons conveyed a Mannor unto his eldest son and to the daughter of Dunce for life for the Joynture of the wife the Remainder to the son in Fee the son having no Issue his Father in Law Dunce procured him by Deed indented to Bargain and sell to him the Mannor the Bargainor being sick who dyed before Inrollment of the Deed within the six moneths the Deed not being acknowledged and afterwards the Deed coming to be inrolled the Clerk who inrolled it procured a Warrant from the Master of the Rolls who writ upon the Deed Let the Deed be inrolled upon Affidavit made of the delivery of the Deed by one of the witnesses to the same and afterwards 〈…〉 was inrolled within the six moneths And the Opinion of the Court was That the Conveyance was a good Conveyance in Law And therefore the younger Brother exhibited his Bill in Chancery pretending the Conveyance to be made by practice without any consideration Winchcombe and Dunce Hill 13 Jac. in Canc ' Godb. Case 376. 2. Popham's Case 5 Eliz. If a man bargain and sell to one and after to another the first Deed is inrolled and after the second and that the last day of the six moneths accounting the day of the date for none yet it was held by the Court That the first Bargainee should have it sic vide from the Date which are the words of the Statute are of the same sense as from the day of the date and that twenty eight dayes make a moneth Dyer 218. Moores Rep. 40. Case 128. 3. Chibbornes Case Lands in London may be bargained and sold by words without Indenture or Inrollment Dyer 228. 4. In Trin. 41 Eliz. Fisher against Smith it was held by the Court. That a bargain and sale of Lands by Deed indented and inrolled for divers good considerations is not good to pass the Land without proof of money paid which must be averred But if the Deed say for a competent sum of money neither party may urge there was none paid albeit it be uncertain Moor. Rep.
RElease of Lands mortgaged 18 Revocation Deed to revoke uses 30. 166 Recognizance assignment thereof 24 Release general 27 143 164 457 489 Release from one that hath lost a deed 27 46 Release of fines and Forfeitures to the King 28 Release or resignation of a trust 29 Release of an annuity 42 628 Release of Dower 45 Revocation of a pretended contract of matrimony 97 Rent reserved grant thereof 117 Release of Lands upon performance of Articles 124 165 502 Recovery Covenants to pass a Recovery c. 133 207 266 Release by one used in trust 141 Revocation of a Suit 142 Release of Errors 144 Release upon receit of a legacy 164 351 Recovery deeds of Settlement thereupon 250 254 260 Release of a Proviso 319 320 321 Release of a Recognisance 340 Release of an extent Bond c. 350 Release between Purchasors 359 Rejoynder the form thereof 428 Replication the form thereof 429 Release to a purchaser 445 Release confirmation 453 Release from an Executor 456 Redemise of Lands mortgaged 466 Release of Land in exchange 589 Release where 3 have Estate of inheritance 622 Release of a conditionall assignment 623 Release of a Mannor 624 Release of rent reserved 626 Release of a condition c. 627 629 S SAle A bill of Sale 17 Scavenger and Raker Indenture between them for cleansing the streets 31 Sale of the moiety of a Rent reserved by Lease 88 Surrender of a Lease for lives c. 142 Suit revocation thereof 142 503 Surrender of Copyhold lands by way of Mortgage 173 Settlement by fine and Recovery of lands to raise money to pay debts and childrens portions 280 Sale of goods by the Sheriff bayliff 359 Sheriff discharge to him 388 Statute assignment thereof 418 Sub-poena affidavit of Serving thereof 428 Stewardship of a Mannor grant thereof 458 644 Surrender acknowledgment of what estate was granted and how 492 Settlement Indenture thereof well penned 541 Swans and Swan-marke Bargain and Sâ—le of it 617 Survivorship Indenture to avoid it 636 637 T TYthes a Lease thereof 43 Transport of Goods in a ship 232 Tripartite deed of Lands c. in trust till a joynture made 273 Testimonial of a house and good burnt 358 Trust declaration thereof 375 444 461 496 500 Tenant poynts of law between Lord and tenant c. 393 Trust acknowledgment thereof 408 409 Tayle estate tayl barred by Indenture 463 V USe deed to lead the use of a fine 107 Uses declared by deed with good covenants 278 378 487 Uses revoked by deeds c. 397 W WIll the form thereof 46 The preamble of the same 179 Warrant of Atturney to confess a judgement 206 349 Warrants to acknowledg Satisfaction 206 352 Warrants of Atturney in general 349 352 Warrant of a Master in Chancery upon a Reference 428 Warrant to keep a Court 503 Warrant for a Buck and Doe 646 The Table to the Fourth Part. A. Audita Querela the Nature of it where it lyes and for what 723 724 725 Where returnable 725 B. BArgain and Sale definition thereof 694 Rules concerning the same 695 Time for Inrollment 696 Presidents thereof 698 C. COncords of Fines Presidents thereof 662 663 Cases concerning Fines 670 Cases concerning Recoveries 688 Cases concerning Bargain and Sale 696 Cases concerning Execution in its several kinds c. 705 Cases concerning Statutes and Recognisances 718 D. DEpheasance the Nature of it 722 Rules concerning the same ibid. Distresses and Replevin what they are where they lye for whom and what 726 727 E. EXemplification of a Fine 664 665 Executions the several sorts thereof 703 What is lyable thereto et è contra 714 Escape what shall be so judged 726 F. FIne definition thereof 661 Proceedings therein 661 662 Foot of a Fine 667 I. INdenture of Covenant for a Recovery to be suffered 682 Another declaring the Uses of a Recovery already suffered 683 Judgment and the Execution thereof 700 How a Judgment shall be executed 701 P. PResident of a Lease to make a Tenant to the Praecipe 677 Proviso for Revocation of Uses 684 Presidents of Bargain and Sale 698 R. REcovery definition thereof with the Formalities and Efficient causes 675 Proceedings therein ibid. President thereof in the Hustings London with double Voucher 678 Revocations of Uses according to former Indentures c. 686 Replevin the nature of it and for what it lyes 728 Statutes concerning it 728 729 S. STatutes relating to Fines c. 673 Statutes relating to Recoveries c. 692 Statutes concerning Judgments and their execution 702 Sheriff his Duty in doing Execution 705 Statutes concerning the same 709 Statute or Recognisance the nature thereof 710 711 Forms thereof ibid. et 712 Where a person shall be contributory thereto 726 Rules concerning the same 713 Proceedings thereon 715 Sureties how to be proceeded against 718 Statutes relating to Recognisances c. 719 720 Statutes concerning Distresses and Replevins 727 V. USe of a Fine Indenture to â—ead it in several Forms and Cases 668 684 Uses how they may be declared and when and by whom 669 670 Uses declared upon Revocation 688 W. WArrant of Atturney and Ded. Pot. the form thereof 677 678 What requisite thereto 678 FINIS
his wife their Heirs and Assigns by these presents in manner and form following that is to say That he the said J. W. at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents is and standeth lawfully and sufficiently seised of such a good perfect lawful and absolute and indefeazible estate of Inheritance in Fee-simple or fee-Fee-tail and no Reversion or Remainder thereof in the Kings Majesty and to his and their own use and uses without any manner of condition or limitation of any other use or uses to alter change or determine the same estate of and in the said Mannor Lands Tenements and Hereditaments and all other the aforesaid premises before in and by these presents mentioned or intended to be granted aliened bargained and sold as he the said J. W. can and may lawfully and sufficiently grant convey and assure all and singular the said Mannor of H. Lands Tenements and Hereditaments and all other the aforesaid premises with all and singular the appurtenances unto the said R. B. his Heirs and Assigns for ever according to the true intent and meaning of these presents That the premises are discharged of Incumbrances And also the said J W. for himself c. doth covenant to and with the said R. D. and B. his wife and either of them their and either of their Heirs and Assigns by these presents That all and singular the said Mannor of H. Lands Tenements and all other the foresaid premises with the appurtenances before in and by these presents granted aliened bargained and sold and every part and parcel thereof at the time of ensealing and delivery of these presents are and be and at all times hereafter shall be remain and continue clearly acquitted exonerated and discharged or otherwise upon request sufficiently saved and kept harmless of and from all and all manner of former Bargains Sales Gifts Grants Leases Rents Charges and Arrerages of Rents Duties Titles Troubles and Incumbrances whatsoever had made committed suffered or done or to be had made c. by the said J. W. his Heirs or Assigns or by any other person or persons whatsoever by his or their means acts titles consents and procurements except our Lease c. And also that they the said R. D. and B. his wife and either of them their and either of their Heirs and Assigns and every of them shall and may at all times hereafter and from time to time for ever according to the true intent and meaning of these presents peaceably lawfully and quietly have hold use occupy possess and enjoy all and singular the said Mannor of A. Lands Tenements and all other before bargained premises with all and singular their appurtenances before in and by these presents mentioned to be granted aliened bargained and sold and every part and parcel thereof without any manner of lawful let suit trouble eviction or disturbance of the said J. W. or his Assigns or of any other person or persons whatsoever claiming or lawfully having or which shall hereafter have any manner of Estate Right Title Charge or Interest of in or to the said Mannor and all other the premises or of in or to any part or parcel thereof by from or under the said J. W. his Heirs or Assigns all such persons as do claim by force of the Lease before excepted onely excepted And furthermore that the said Mannor of H. and all other the aforesaid premises or any part or parcel thereof are not holden of his Majesty in Capite whereby any Licence of Alienation shall be needful to be had or sued forth for the bargaining sale conveying and assuring of the said Mannor and other the premises unto the said R. D. and B. their Heirs and Assigns Nor that the said R. D. his Heirs or Assigns shall at any time or times hereafter be Ward or Wards unto our said Soveraign Lord the Kings Majesty his Heirs and Successors for or in respect of the said Mannor of c. and all other the premises or any part or parcel thereof And also the said J. W. for himself his Heirs Covenant for further assurance Executors and Administrators doth Covenant c. That the said J. W. and M. now his wife and the Heirs and Assigns of the said L. and all and every other person and persons whatsoever now having or lawfully claiming or which shall hereafter rightfully claim any manner of Estate Right Title or Interest of in and to the said Mannor and all other the said premises or any part or parcel thereof by from or under the said J. W. his Heirs and Assigns except such person or persons as shall claim by force of Lease before excepted shall and will at all times hereafter for and during the term of three years next ensuing the day of the date of these presents do make acknowledge execute and suffer or cause to be made done acknowledged executed and suffered all and every such further lawful act and acts thing and things device and devices conveyances and assurances in the Law whatsoever with warranty against him the said J. W. and his Heirs for the further and more assurance and sure-making of the said Mannors Lands Tenements and of all and singular other the premises with the appurtenances and every part and parcel hereof to be had and made sure unto the said R. D. and B. their Heirs and Assigns for ever absolutely without any manner of Condition or other Limitation be it Fine or Fines with Proclamation with Warranty against him the said J. W. his Heirs and Assigns recovery with double and single Voucher or Vouchee Deed or Deeds enrolled the Enrolment of this present Feoffment with warranty against him the said J. W. his Heirs or Assigns release with confirmation with the like warranty or without warranty or by any or as many of the devices wayes and means aforesaid as by the said R. D. and B. or either of them their Heirs or Assigns or by their or any of their Council learned in the Law shall be reasonably devised or advised and required at the onely Costs and Charges of the said R. D. and B. their Heirs and Assigns so that the said I. nor M. his wife be not compelled to travell from his or their Homes or usual places of abode further than the Cities of London and Westminster If the Buyer be lawfully evicted within 12 years the Seller's to pay 51. an Acre about the same assurances And moreover the said J. W. for himself his Heirs Executors and Administrators doth covenant promise and grant to and with the said R. D. and B. and either of them and to and with the Heirs and Assigns of either and every of them by these presents in manner and form following that is to say That if it shall happen at any time within twelve years next after the date hereof the said R. D. and B. and either of them their or either of their Heirs or Assigns to be lawfully evicted of
and Premises with the appurtenances of a good lawful and sufficient Estate of Inheritance in Fee-tail expectant upon the death of the said Mary Vaughan and at the time of the ensealing and delivery hereof hath and until as aforesaid shall have full power good right and lawful authority to convey settle and assure the premises to and upon the said T. S. his Heirs and Assigns for ever in form aforesaid according to the true intent and meaning of these presents and also that all and singular the said Capital Messuage or Mansion-house and other the premises before herein mentioned or intended to be conveyed setled or assured as aforesaid and every part and parcel thereof with the appurtenances now be and are and so from time to time and at all times hereafter for ever shall or may be remain and continue unto the said T. S. his Heirs and Assigns according to the limitation aforesaid and the true intent and meaning of these presents clearly acquitted exonerated and discharged or otherwise by him the said T. M. party to these presents his Heirs Executors or Administrators well and sufficiently saved and kept harmless of and from all and all manner of former and other Bargains Sales Gifts Grants Leases Mortgages Estates Joyntures Dowers Wills Covenants Entails Statute-Merchant and of the Staple Recognizances Judgments Executions Extents Debts to the Common-wealth Debts of Record and of and from all other Titles Charges Troubles and Incumbrances whatsoever at any time heretofore had made done committed or suffered to be done or at any time hereafter to be had made done committed or suffered to be done by them the said T. M. and the said E. M. his Father and T. M. his Grandfather or any of them or by any other person or persons whatsoever the said Leases therein before mentioned to be excepted and either of them and the said Estate for life of the said M. V. and the Fee-farm rent of 16 sh issuing or yearly due and payable out of or for the said premises to the Mayor and Commonalty of the said City of B. only excepted and fore-prized and the said T. M. for himself his Heirs Executors and Administrators doth further covenant and grant to and with the said T. S. his Heirs and Assigns by these presents that he the said T. S. his Heirs and Assigns and his and their Farmers and Tenants shall or lawfully may from time to time and at all times hereafter for ever peaceably and quietly enter into have hold use occupy possess and enjoy all and singular the said Capital Messuage Mansion-house and Premises before mentioned or intended to be conveyed setled or assured and every part and parcel hereof with the appurtenances and take receive and enjoy the Rents Issues and Profits thereof to his and their own use without any let interruption disturbance or incumbrance of or by him the said T. M. or his Heirs or of or by any other person or persons whatsoever claiming or to claim or having or pretending to have any lawful Estate Right Title interest or thing of in to or out of the premises or any part thereof except such as shall or may claim for by or under the Leases Estates and Rents before herein excepted or any of them And further that he the said T. M. and his Heirs and all and every other person and persons that shall or may claim from by or under him shall and will from time to time and at all times hereafter upon the reasonable request and at the costs and charges in the Law of the said T. S. his Heirs or Assigns make do suffer execute and acknowledge or cause to be made done suffered executed and acknowledged all and every such further and other reasonable and lawful acts things and assurances in the Law whatsoever for the further and better assuring sure-making setling and conveying to the said T. S. his Heirs and Assigns of all and singular the said Capital Messuage or Mansion-house and Premises before hereby mentioned or intended to be hereby setled conveyed or assured and every part and parcel thereof by such wayes and means in the Law as by him the said T. S. his Heirs or Assigns or by his or their Council learned in the Law shall be in that behalf reasonably devised or advised and required so as for the doing thereof the said T. M. and such others as are or ought to make such further assurance by force of these Covenants be not compelled or compellable to travel above Fifty Miles from the place of his or their respective dwelling or abode at the time of such request to be made and it is declared to be the true intent and meaning of these presents and of all the Parties to the same that all Fines Feoffments Recoveries Conveyances and Assurances at any time hereafter to be had levied suffered executed or acknowledged by or between the said Parties hereunto or any of them or any other person or persons whatsoever of the said Capital Messuage or Mansion-house and Premises before mentioned or any part thereof either alone by it self or together with any other Lands Tenements or Hereditaments shall be and enure and shall be deemed adjudged construed and expounded to be and enure to and for the only use and behoof of the said T. S. and of his Heirs and Assigns for ever and to none other use intent or purpose and the said J. V. and Mary his wife and J. M. party to these presents for the considerations aforesaid have granted bargained and sold and by these presents do grant bargain and sell to the said T. S. and his Heirs all and every the Deeds Charters Evidences Writings Counterparts of Leases Escripts and Minuments which do touch or concern the said Messuage and Tenement or any part or parts thereof all which or as many of them as now are or be in the hands or possession of the said J. V. and M. his wife or either of them or any other person or persons to his her or their own use or by his or her delivery or in the hands or possession of the said T. M. party to these presents or of any other person or persons to his or by his delivery the said J. V. for himself his Executors and Administrators respectively and the said T. M. for him his Heirs Executors and Administrators do severally and respectively covenant and agree to deliver or cause to be delivered uncancelled and undefaced or in as good condition and plight as now the same are unto the said T. S. his Heirs or Assigns before the Feast-day of the Birth of our Lord God next ensuing the date hereof In witness whereof all the said Parties to every part of this Indenture Quadripartite have put their Hands and Seals c. William King being seized of Lands and c. in fee-Fee-tail with remainders dieth having Issue three Daughters who as Co-heirs enter Now S. N. and Hest his Wife one of the Co-heirs for the better
Covenant and be returned before it 5. If a Writ of Covenant be brought against the Tenant and a Writ of Entry against the Demandant then the Writ of Covenant must bear date and be returned before the Writ of Entry and this is called the double Voucher 6. That all Writs of Entry must be signed by the Kings Attorney before they be sealed and Fines to the King are to be paid upon them as upon Writs of Covenant The Warrant of Attorney by the Clerk of the Warrants and the Writ of Entry Summons and Seisin are to be returned and filed with the Custos Brevium and the Judgment to be entred by the Prothonorary 7. That in a Recovery with a double Voucher the fine must be sued first to make him Tenant to the Writ of Entry brought either by right or wrong for every Writ of Entry must be brought alwayes against him that is Tenant of the Freehold of the Land demanded at the time of the Writ brought he must be at least Tenant for life or a Disseisor of the Land whereof the Recovery is had for the Estate of the Tenant in tail which is vouched is barted in respect of the Assets onely which are or may be recovered in value end of execution sued by the Tenant against him Plow 11. Dyer 252. And if the Tenant have but an Estate for life or in Dower or by Curtesie in these cases to have a good Recovery such Tenant is â—o make a conditional Surrender of his Estate to him in Reversion or â—â—mainder that he may be a perfect Tenant to the Inheritance and then to bring a Writ of Entry against him and after the Recovery is executed the particular Tenant for breach of the Condition may enter and enjoy his Estate notwithstanding such Surrender A President for a Lease to make a Tenant to the Praecipe THis Indenture made c. Between A. B. of c. of the one part and C. D. of c. of the other part Witnesseth That whereas the said A. B. doth hold one Messuage c. in D. in the County of M. the immediate Reversion or Remainder whereof doth belong to the said C. D. and his heirs or to the heirs of his body lawfully begotten for ever Now the said A. B. for the making and perfecting of some assurance shortly to be made of the same Messuage c. by way of common Recovery Hath Granted and Surrendred and by these presents Doth Grant and Surrender unto the said C. D. and his heirs upon the condition herein after mentioned all that the said Messuage c. and all the estate right title and interest of the said A. B. therein To have and to hold to the said C.D. and his heirs upon condition That if the said C.D. do not pay or cause to be paid to the said A. B. the Sum of 1000 l. of lawful English money upon the first day of December next comeing after the date hereof That then and from thenceforth this Grant and Surrender shall be utterly void and it shall be lawfull for the said A. B. into the same Messuage c. to re-enter and the same to repossess and enjoy as in his former Estate In witness c. As to the Warrant of Attorney and Dedimus Poâ—estatem take this First That in the suffering of Recoveries the Tenants and Vouchees do most commonly appear in person But if they cannot or will not then they may make an Atturney And in that case there must be a Conusance for a Warrant of Atturney taken to authorize the Atturneys and a Dedimus Potestatem to some to take it in this manner Lond. ss Praec A. B. et C. uxor ejus quod juste c. redd D. E. Manerium de M. cum pertin c. quae clamâ—ee â—us et haered suam et in quae tidem A. B. non habent ingress nisi post disseâ—â—nam quam H. H. injuste et sine judicio secit praefat D infra 30 annâ—s jam ultim clapsos c. â—t dic c. Lond. ss A. B. et C. po lo. suo W. W. et R. R. Attornat suos conjunctim divisim versus D.E. de placito terrae Lond. ss M. M. Gen. quem A.B. et C. vocant ad warrant po lo. suo I. I. et L. L. Attornat suos conjunctim et divisim versus D. E. de placito terrae Lond. ss G. W. Gen. Quem M. M. voc inde ad warrant po lo. suo R. G. R. S. Attornat suos conjunctim divisim versus D. E. de placieo terrae Secondly That in these cases there must be two Atturneys at the least and to give them an authority joyntly and severally that if one of them dye before the Recovery be suffered the other may have power to do it And in the Counties Palatine it is usuall to put one Atturney and one of the Justices Clerks Thirdly When this is done the Recoveries may be suffered by the Atturneys without the personal appearance of the parties and such Recovery is good only it will require a longer time to perfect it for in this case there must go forth a Summoneas ad warran which must have Nine Returns ere it can be perfected Fourthly The Recovery thus suffered by the parties in person or by their Attorneys the same must be entred by one of the Clerks of the Court of Common Pleas upon the Rolls of the same Court there to remain upon Record The Forms of Recoveries suffered in the Common Pleas Court or elsewhere are well known to Clerks there Practising However I will give you one excellent President of a Recovery suffered in the Court of the Hustings at London and likewise the forms of Indentures to limit and declare the Uses of Recoveries A President of a Recovery suffered in the Hustings Court London with double Voucher PLacita terrae tent in Hustingo in Guyhald ' Lond ' die Lunae proxime post festum sancti Johannis ante Portam Latinam Anno Regni nostri Jacobi dei gratia Angl ' Scot ' Franc ' Hibern ' Regis Pidei Defensor c. viz. Angl ' Franc ' Hibern ' 18. et Scotiae 53. Ad hunc Hustingum ven hic in propria persona sua D.W. et protulit hic in Cur. brev dicti domini Regis nunc de Recto Paten Majori Vicecomiti London directâ— in haec verba scilicet Jacobus Dei gratia Angl ' Scot ' Franc ' et Hibern ' Rex Fidei Defensor c. Majori et Vice-Com Lond. salutem Praecipimus vobis quod sine dilatione plenum rectum teneatis D. W. de 12 Mess 2 Gardinis et 5 Curtilagiis cum pertin in London quae clamat tenere de Nobis per liberum servitium unius denarii per annum pro omni servitio Quae R. V. ei deforc ne amplius inde clam audiamus pro defeâ—n Recti Teste Meipso apud Westm 4 die Maii Anno regni nostri Angl '
of Joane a new right or title in the tayl descendeth to the said Richard and after his death to the said Thomas his Brother the Demandant Benloes Rep. 30 31. 2. In 29 H. 8. A Recovery was had against Tenant in taile and he dyed before execution And by the better Opinion the Issue is not remitted neither shall he falsifie because of the Recovery in value upon the Voucher Dyer 35. 3. In the Case of Hunt and Gateley Pasch 23 Eliz. in C.B. the case was That he in Remainder granted a Rent out of the Land after the Tenant in tail suffered a Common Recovery and dyed without Issue And it was Resolved by all the Judges of England That Leases for years Conusance of a Statute Grant of a Rent and all other Incumbrances by him in remainder are avoided by the common Recovery that the Tenant in tail shall suffer of the Land Moores Rep. Case 298. Capell's Case 23 Eliz. Co. 1. fo 62. 4. In Trin. 12 Eliz. 290. A Recovery was suffered by Husband and Wife of Tenements in London which by the Custome of London binds as a Fine at Common Law which was to the use of the Recoverors c. untill they made a Lease for 40 years and then to the use of the husband and wife and the heirs of the wife The Lease was made and then the husband dyed In this case the Court held that the wife should be concluded and should not avoid this Lease but shall hold under the Recovery so as the Lease precedes her Estate But Quaere what remady she shall have for the Rent which was reserved before her Estate by the use was created Dyer 290. See Co. 2. Part 57. Beckwiths Case 5. Replevin for the taking of three Cowes apud Rowdham the Defendant justifies for damage Feasant as in Freehold the Pâ—aintiff traverses the Freehold and thereupon being at Issue a specia Verdict was found Where the Case appeared to be One William Brown Father to the Defendant being seised of this Land in Fee having Issue the Defendant his Son and Heir Thomas Brown his second son and Richard a third by his Will in writing devised this Land to Thomas his son and his Heirs for ever paying to his brother Richard 20 l. at his age of 21 years And if Thomas dyed without Issue living William his Brother That then William his Brother should have those Lands to him and his heirs and assigns for ever paying the said Summe as Thomas should have paid Thomas enters and suffers a common Recovery with a single voucher to the use of himself and his heirs and afterwards deviseth it to the wise of Edward Pells the Plaintiff and her heirs and dyes with out Issue living the said William Brown who entred upon Edw. Pells and took the Distress Et si c. This Case was twice argued at the Barre and afterwards at the Bench and the matter was divided into three Points 1. Whether Thomas had an Estate in Fee or in Fee tayl only 2. Admitting he had a Fee Whether this limitation of the Fee to William be good to limit a Fee upon a Fee 3. If Thomas hath a Fee and William only a possibility to have a Fee Whether this Recovery shall barr William or that it be such an Estate as cannot be extirpated by Recovery or otherwise To the third Point Dodderidge held That this Recovery should barr William for he had but a possibility to have a Fee and as it were a contingent Estate which is destroyed by this Recovery before it came in esse for otherwise it would be a mischievous kind of Perpetuity which could not by any means be destroyed And although it was Objected That a Recovery shall not barre but where a Recovery in value extends thereto as appears Co. lib. 1. Capell's Case That a Rent-charge granted by him in remainder was bound Yet he held That this Recovery destroying the immediate estate all Contingencies and dependencies thereupon are bound and a Recovery shall bind every one who cannot falsifie it And he who hath this possibility cannot falsifie it therefore he shall be bound thereby But all the other Justices were herein against him That this Recovery shall not bind for he who suffered the Recovery had a Fee and William Brown had but a Possibility if he survived Thomas and Thomas dying without issue in his life no Recovery in value shall extend in value thereto unless he had been party by way of Vouchee And then it should for by entring into the Warranty he gave all his possibility Therefore they agreed to the case which Davenport at the Barre cited to be adjudged 34 Eliz. where a Mortgagee suffers a Recovery that shall no bind the Mortgagor but if he had been party by way of Voucher it had been otherwise and here is not any Estate depending upon the Estate of Thomas Bray but a Collaterall and meer Possibility which shall not be toucht by a Recovery And if such a Recovery should be allow'd then if a man should devise that his Heir should make such a payment to his younger sons or to his Executors otherwise the Land should be unto them if the Heir by Recovery might avoid it it would be very mischievous and might frustrate all devices and there is no such mischief that it should maintain Perpetuities for it is but in a Particular case and upon a mere contingency which perchance never may happen and be avoided by joyning him in the Recovery who hath such a contingency And on the other part it would be far more and a greater mischief that all Executors devises should by such means be destroy'd And Hutton in his Argument put this Case If a man gives or devises Land to one and his heirs as long as J. S. hath Issue of his body he by Recovery shall not bind him who made this Gift without making him a party by way of Vouchee for a Recovery against Tenant in Fee-simple never shall bind a collateral interest title or possibility as a Condition or Covenant or the like Wherefore they all besides Dodderidge held that this Recovery was no barr But it was adjudged for the Defendant Pells and Brown Hill 17 Jac. B.R. Cro. 2 Part 590. 6. In Pasch 24 Eliz. C. B. A Feme Sole was seised of a Mannor to which were three Copyholds one of the Copyholders did intermarry with the woman and afterwards he and his wife did suffer a Common Recovery of the Mannor to the use of themselves for their lives and afterwards to the use of the Heirs of the wife In this case it was agreed by the whole Court That the Copyhold was extinct And said by the Court That if a Copyholder will joyn with the Lord in a Feoffment of the Mannor thereby the Copyhold is extinct and so if he accept a Lease of his Copyhold Godb 11. Mich. 29 Eliz. C.B. Godb. 101. accord 7. Husband and wife are Joynt-Tenants for life the remainder to
it stands in force or be reversed by attaint or Writ of Error is final and makes an end of the Suit And here observe 1. That all Judgments are either by Award by Confession by Default or by Tryal Cro. 2.468 2. That a Judgment cannot be depheasanced before it be obtained Cro 1.837 3. That Judgments are much favoured in Law for Judicia in Curia Regis reddita pro veritate accipiuntur et Judicia sunt cantum Juris dicta Judicia in Curia Regis reddita non adnihilentur sed stent in suo robore quousque per errorem aut attinctam adnullentur for Interest reipublicae res judicatas non rescindi et nihil est tam conveniens naturali aequitati quam unum quodque dissolvi eo ligamine quo ligatum est Co. Inst 2. part 360. 4. That if the Plaintiff upon a Judgment dye his Executors or Administrators may not proceed to take advantage thereof or have Execution thereupon till they have first sued out a Scire facias Co. Inst 2. part 288 394. The Method of proceeding in a Judgment is as followeth viz. The Judgment being past the Plaintiff may choose his Execution and to pursue it But he is first to take care that this Judgment be entred in due and legal form which you may see in the Book of Entries Then he must be careful in the choyce of his Execution As for Example If he make choyce of an Elegit it is to be directed to the Sheriff in the form by Law prescribed for which see F.N.B. and the Old N. B. Then the Sheriff having received the Writ must summon a Jury and this Jury is to inquire and return what Fee-simple Fee-tail or for life Lands Goods or Chattels the Defendant had at the time of the Judgment or at any time after And this must be very carefully done the finding must have certainty in it by the quality of the Land as the Mannor of H. a Messuage and 20 Acres of Land Meadow and Pasture in D. in the occupation of J. S. of the value of c. 5. pound Rent c. Then the Sheriff is either at the same time or some time afterward to deliver the one moyety thereof and this last he alone doth without the Jury And herein care must be had that they do it by meets and bounds and that he do certainly describe that which he doth so deliver and that he deliver what is divideable and therefore that he do not divide a Mannor and deliver the moyety thereof for by this means he may destroy the Mannor And if the Sheriff shall deliver too much the Court at the return of the Writ may quash it and order a new Inquiry When the Plaintiff is satisfied by incursion of time the Defendant may re-enter upon his Land without more ado but if he hath received satisfaction by some accidental improvement of the Land there he is to call the party into Court out of which the Writ issued and there to do it by Scire facias Co. 5.38 39. But all Executions are to be taken out within a year after the Judgment else no Execution can be made out without first suing forth a Scire facias Westm 2.45 13 Edw. 1. The Execution upon a Judgment shall relate to the day of the Writs date and the award of the Writ of Execution shall bind all the Goods of him against whom Judgment is which he had at the day of the Execution awarded The Entry of a Judgement may be stayed and arrested if the Court shall see cause That a Judgment may be for a part of the thing only in demand or for the whole That a Judgment may be erroneous and avoidable by a Writ of Error for many causes Cro. 2.303 That after Judgment no Issue shall be taken Cro. 2.126 That when a Judgment is reversed for Error the Party is restored to his first remedy Co. 8.141 The Forms and Presidents of these things vary according as the case requires and being only practicable by Attorneys who are or ought to be well versed therein we will trouble the Reader with them but in the next place shew the several Statutes that speak of the same Stat. Westm 2.18 13 E. 1 That he that recovereth debt or damage in the Kings Court may at his choyce have a Fieri facias of the Lands and Chattels of the Debtor or a Writ for the Sheriff to deliver him all the Chattels of the debtor except Oxen and Plough-Beasts and the moyety of his Land by a reasonable extent till the debt be levied And if he be Ejected out of the Land he shall have an Assise and afterwards a Writ of Redisseisin if need be And this last Writ is called an Elegit which is given upon a Statute also Stat. 32 H. 8. cap. 5. That for all things recorded before the Kings Justices or contained in Fines whether Contracts Covenants Obligations Services or Customs acknowledged or any other things inrolled the Execution shall be within the year but after the year a Scire facias whereupon if satisfaction be not made or good cause shewed the Sheriff shall be commanded to Execution That if Lands delivered in Execution upon just cause be recovered without Fraud from the Tenant in Execution before he shall have levied and received his whole debt and damages he may have a Scire facias out of the Court from whence he had the Execution returnable in the same Court at a day Forty dayes at the least after the date of such Scire facias at which day if the Defendant being lawfully warned make default or do appear and do not plead a sufficient cause other than the former acceptance of the Lands to avoid the said Suit for the residue of the said debt and damages the said Court shall issue forth a new Writ of Execution for the levying thereof Stat. 1 Jac. cap. 13. If any taken in Execution be delivered by Priviledg of Parliament as soon as the Priviledg ceases the Plaintiff his Executors or Administrators may sue out a new Execution against him and the Sheriff or other Officer shall not be chargeable for the first Arrest Stat. 3 Jac. cap. 8. That no Execution is to be stayed upon any Writ of Error or Supersedeas upon it for reversing of a Judgment for debt or upon a Contract till the Plaintiff be bound in Recognizance with two Sureties in that Court in double the Summe of the Judgment to prosecute it with effect and pay the debt costs and damages if the Judgment be affirmed Stat. 21 Jac. cap. 24. That the party at whose Suit any one is in Execution for debt or damages recovered their Executors or Administrators may after the death of the person so charged and dying in Execution lawfully sue forth new Execution against the Lands and Tenements Goods and Chattels of the person so deceased in like manner as if the person so deceased had never been taken in Execution Howbeit this Act shall
Prisoner be removed out of the Fleet that was there in Execution out of the Common-Pleas and he be removed by a Habeas Corpus cum causa and then sent to the Marshalsey for another debt and escape from thence In this case the Keeper of the Marshalsey and not the Warden of the Fleet shall be chargeable for both the first and the second debt Co. 4.98 Dyer 278. 10. If a Woman be Warden of the Fleet and she hath Prisoner one in Execution at my Suit and they marry together this shall be adjudged an escape in Law in the Woman for the prisoner is now by Law discharged So if a man have a Prison in Fee and his son and heir be his prisoner and he dye and the prison descend to his son this will be an escape in Law in the Guardian for which I may have an Action of Escape Plowd 37. The Statutes concerning this Point are Westm 2. cap. 18. He that recovereth debt or damages in the Kings Court may at his choyce have a Scire facias of the Lands and Chattels of the debtor or a Writ for the Sheriff to deliver him all the Chattels of the debtor except Oxen and Plough Beasts and the moyety of his Land by a reasonable Extent till the debt be levied And if he be ejected out of the Land he shall have an Assise and afterwards a Writ of Redisseisin if need be Stat. 32 H. 8. cap. 5. Lands lawfully delivered in Execution upon a Judgment or Recognisance being evicted without any fraud or default in the Tenant before he have levied the whole debt and damages the Recoverer and the Recognisee shall have a Scire facias out of the same Court where Execution was awarded returnable there full Forty dayes after the date And thereupon a new Writ of Execution of the nature of the former to levy the rest of his debt and damages if the Defendant make default or shew no good matter in barre Westm 2. cap. 46. For all things recorded before the Kings Justices or contained in Fines whether Contracts Covenants Obligations Services or Customs acknowledged or any other things enrolled A Writ of Execution shall be within the year so as the parties shall not need to plead After the year a Scire facias Of a Statute A Statute as it is taken for a legal assurance is an Obligation of Record and it is so called because it is made in pursuance of and according to the Form particularly provided for the same and is of three sorts viz. 1. A Statute Merchant 2. A Statute-Staple 3. A Recognisance 1. The Statute-Merchant is a Bond acknowledged before one of the Clerks of the Statutes Merchant and Mayor c. of the City of London or two Merchants of the said City for that purpose assigned or before the Mayor of York c. chief Warden Master or Mayor of other Cities or Towns or before the Bayliffs of any Burrough or other sufficient men for that purpose appointed sealed with the Seal of the Debtor or Recognisor and of the King which is of two pieces the greater is kept by the Mayor c. and the lesser by the said Clerks This is upon 13 E. 1. Stat. 4. Acton Burnell 11 E. 1. Co. upon Lit. 289. And is after this Form NOverint universi per praesentes me A. B. de c. Teneri C. D. de c. in mille libris legalis monetae Angliae solvendis eidem C.D. ad Festum Sancti Michaelis Archangeli anno Regni Regis c. Et nisi fecero concedo quod currat super me et haeredes meos districtio et Poena provis in Statut. Domini Regis edit apud Westm Dat. apud Lond. die c. anno c. Or otherwise thus NOverint Universi per praesentes me R. D. de M. in Parochia de B. in Com. W. Gen. Teneri et per hoc praesens scriptum de Statut. Mercator firmiter Obligari H. M. de C. in Comitatu Civitatis L. Generos in quingentis libris bonae et legalis monetae Angliae solvend eid H. M. aut suo certo Attornato Executoribus et Assignatis suis in festo c. Et si non fecero volo et concedo quod currant super me haeredes Executores et Administratores meoâ— Districtiones et poenae praemissae in statut â—dit in Parliament Domini Edwardi primi quondam Regis Angliae apud Acton Burnell pro debitis mercatorum Recuperand ' Dat. In English thus MEmorandum That R. T. of H. in the County of K. Esq such a day and year came before our Lord the King in his Chancery at Westminster personally constituted and then and there acknowledged That he did owe c. to E. F. of C. in the County of L. Gent. and S. H. of D. in the said County of L. Gent. c. five hundred pounds of lawful money of England to be paid to the said E F. and S. H. or to their certain Attorney Executors or Assigns on the Feast of St. c. next coming after the date of these presents And if he shall fail in the payment of the aforesaid summe of Money at the Feast aforesaid that then the said R.T. for himself his Executors and Assigns willeth and granteth That the said summe of money shall be levied of his Lands and Tenements Goods and Chattels to the use of the said E.F. and S. H. their Executors and Assigns Witness our said Lord the King at Westminster the day and year above mentioned And these kinds of Statutes although at first ordained and used for Merchants onely yet at this day it is and may be used by any others and it is become one of the most frequent and usual assurances in the Kingdom 2. The Staple doth signifie this or that Town whither the Merchants by common order and command do carry their Commodities as Wooll and the like to vent and utter by the great or whole-sale The Statute-Staple is either properly or improperly so called That which is properly so called is a Bond of Record acknowledged before the Mayor of the Staple in the presence of one of the two Constables of the same Staple and sealed with the Seal of the Staple and sometimes also with the Seal of the party which it seems is not absolutely necessary This was devised and used only for Merchants and Merchandizes of the same Staple and is founded upon 27 E. 3. Stat. 2. Co. super Litt. 289. But this now may be used by Merchants or any other for the payment of debts or assurance of Lands or other things and is of the same nature with the Statute-Merchant A Statute-Staple improperly so called is an Obligation of Record founded upon the Statute of 23 H. 8.6 and is in the nature of a Statute-staple and of the same force This is and may be acknowledged before one of the Chief Justices and in their absence before the Mayor of the Staple at Westminster and the Recorder
against him for he ought to have sued out his Execution upon the Lands in both Counties Cro. 3 part 797. If a Statute be delivered to a stranger to keep till certain conditions be performed and he deliver it to the Conusee or he get it by fraud from him before the conditions be performed In this case he may be relieved by this Writ Fitz. 15.16 If one be Bayl for another for a debt in the Kings-Bench according to the course there and the principal dyes not paying the debt nor rendring his Body and upon a Scire facias and two Nihils against the Bail he is taken in Execution he may be relieved by this Writ for the Bayl is not to be charged till some default be in the Principal to yield himself c. but now he being dead the Bayl is discharged Goldsb 174. Cro. 2.645 In case where one man is chargeable alone towards a Judgment or Statute and others are to be contributory as where the Conusor hath sold his Land to divers Purchasors or a Judgment is had against one who doth leave his Land to divers heirs if one of the Purchasors or one of the Heirs alone be or be like to be charged he may by this force the rest to be contributory to the charge and if any one of them have a Release or other good discharge this as it seems will discharge all the rest But if one after he hath entred into a Statute or Recognizance do convey part of the Lands away and keep the rest and Execution is sued of the Lands in his hand onely against him or his heir they shall have no contribution from the purchasors And yet if any of the purchasors be sued he shall have contribution against the Conusor his heir and the rest of the purchasors Co. 2.92 Dyer 322. Moores Rep Case 607 700. A being in Execution was suffered to go at large and afterwards 〈◊〉 was taken again in Execution whereupon he brought his Audita Querela and while he was at large he paid the money as he proved by witnesses sworn whereupon it was adjudged That the Audita Querela did well lye Mich. 27 Eliz. C. B. Cro. 3. part Reynells Case We might here say something in like manner of Mortgages Leases and the like but the proceedings therein have so near a resemblance when they are to be extended that I will pass them over in this place and the rather because the former parts contain many Presidents of them I will therefore only give one short Discourse of Distresses and so finally conclude this Work Of Distresses and Replevins DIstress is the taking away of one mans Chattels for a Trespass done Rent accrued or in arrear and the like Of which some things are levyable Others cannot be distrained For which observe That a Cart full of Corn 2 H. 4.15 a Fold of Sheep c. 20 E. 4.3 a Mill-stone 14 H. 8.25 c. if it be not part of the Mill though it be fixed to a piece of Timber with nayles Windowes and Doors when they are removed off of the books But a Mill-stone though it be lifted up to be picked and beaten yet so long as it lyeth upon the other stone remaineth parcell of the Mill and cannot be distrained No more can Windowes and Doors hanging upon the hooks though they be removeable but this must be found upon the same Land a man holds but in other Lands not holden of him he cannot distrain except it be by the Tenants grant If Dismes be let reserving a Rent they cannot be distrained for the Rent no not when they are severed from the nine parts in as much as there is no distress but upon Land in demesne The King may distrain in another Land of the same mans for his Seigniory or Rent-charge but so shall not the Grantee 9 H 6.9 is That a common person cannot distrain for his Seigniory but in the Land holden of him except it be by his Tenants grant But the King may in any place 13 E. 4.6 That the King for his Services or for a Rent-charge may distrain in all his Tenants Lands but so shall not the Kings grantee Stat. Marlb cap. 15. Distresses shall not be taken in the Kings High-way or common-street but by the King or his Officers having special authority Stat. Artic. Cler. cap. 9. Nor in the ancient Fees of Churches The Distress being put in pound overt or open pound that is some place where the owner may lawfully come at them as if they be things that have life to give them meat c. he that distraineth shall not be charged what hurt soever they receive for quick Cattel must be put in pound overt that the Owner may give them sustenance but dead need not But if they be marred in his default that distraineth he shall answer for them Stat. Marlb cap. 4. None shall lead distress out of the County where they were taken The Neighbour that doth it to his Neighbour shall be fined The Lord that doth it to his Tenant shall be amerced 1 2 P. M. cap. 12. No distress of Cattel shall be driven out of that Hundred Rape Wapentake or Lath where it was taken except to a pound overt within the Shire not above three miles from the place where it was taken No Distress taken at one time shall be impounded at several places whereby the Owners shall be constrained to sue several Replevins the penalty of both these five pounds and treble damages No person shall take above four pence for the poundage of any whole distress impounded and where less hath been used there to take less upon pain of 5. pounds and loss of the money he hath taken above four pence any Prescription notwithstanding to the contrary Bare Hereditaments that may be distrained for are a Seigniory and Rent-charge Seigniories are Services whereby Lands are holden and Services are common to all certain Estates or proper to Inheritances Replevins are of two sorts 1. Homine Replegiando for one imprisoned or in Prison detained where he should not as being Baylable or claimed as a Villain F.N.B. 66. or inward F.N.B. 67. where indeed he is Franke out of Ward 2. A Replevin for Goods or Chattels distrained which according to the nature of the Plea ministred by the parties groweth to be either a real or personal Plea as upon property claimed then it is personal if the Defendant avow the taking for Services or Rent behind c. then it becometh real c. and as strong as a Praecipe quod reddat in as much he is to have a return And therefore he shall in that case have aid before any Plea pleaded as in a Praecipe quod reddat and this may be both by Writ and Plaint in any Court Baron F. N. B. 70. as well as in the County Court And being by Plaint though in the County Court it shall not proceed if any touching the Freehold come in question as if the
Defendant avowing for damage Feasant the Plaintiff justifieth by reason of Common of Pasture Stat. Marlb cap. 21. The Sheriff may replevin Beasts not onely without but within a Liberty also if the Bayliff of the Liberty will not Stat. Westm 2. cap. 2. The Sheriff or Bayliff shall take Pledges of the Plaintiff not onely de prosequendo before they make deliverance of the Beasts but of returning the Beasts if a return be adjudged he that taketh pledge otherwise shall answer the price of the Beasts Upon a Return awarded to the Defendant the Writ de Returno habendo shall have this Clause That the Sheriff shall not deliver them without Writ wherein mention shall be made of the Judgement And thereupon the Plaintiff if he will may have a judicial Writ to the Sheriff to deliver him the Beasts Upon a Return awarded after which if a Return another time be awarded there shall be no more Replevins And if upon his default a second time or otherwise the Defendant be adjudged to have a New Return the Distress shall remain irreplegiable Stat. 1 2 Phil. Ma. cap. 12. Every Sheriff of a Shire being no City shall at his first County day or within two moneths after the receit of his Patent proclaim in the Shire Town four Deputies at the least dwelling not past Twelve miles one from another which in his name shall make Replevins as the Sheriff might do himself This is all thought fit at the present to be Added to make this Book Compleat wherein you not onely find the Choycest Presidents in their kinds but the Nature and Use of them according to the Common Law or as bounded by Statutes And withall given a short Touch upon Distresses and Replevins with the Statutes relating thereto FINIS The Table A INdenture of Annuity 1 118 159 450 571 Assignment of a Lease in trust 10 138 176 Atturney Letter of Atturney 33 144 147.199 200 Another 34 146 148 149 201 203 204 319 341 Award the form thereof 34 172 584 587 Assignment of two several Obligations 52 Assignment of two Apprentices c. 53 Assignment of a Lease of Partition c. 57 Assignment of a wharf-stocke c. with a general Release c. 61 Assignment of a Lease c. with an Execution 62 67 134 491 Assignment with a Proviso 96 Assignment of Lands taken upon extent 98 Apprentiship Indenture thereof 119 Assignment of a moyety of a house goods c. 136 Assignment of an Annuity 140 175 Apprentice discharge of him 144 Arbitrement condition of a bond thereof 153 160 Apprentice covenant for his truth 153 Annuity released 330. Atturney Letters of Atturney several kindes thereof 342 343 344 345 346 347 369 386 Assignment letter of Atturney of several bonds 381 Answer in Chancery beginning end thereof 425 Title of a Second answer c. 427 Affidavit that a Defendant cannot answer without sight of writings 429 Administrators account the form thereof 430 Answer in Chancery to a bill there-exhibit 431 Articles of agreement form thereof 439 454 561 Acquittance for purchase money 501 Attornment of tenants indorsing thereof ibid. Assignments of several Leases with good Covenants 536 Articles for buildings 557 Articles to Surrender Copyhold lands c. 565 Assignment of a bond for collaterall Security 570 Articles to hold Coyhold lands from year to years c. 574 Allotment of several parcels of Land an Indenture to that purpose 632 Atturney Letter of atturney Irrevocable with covenant c. 650 Another of another kind 651 Of a mans Estate in generall 652 Of severall Sums of money 653 Assignment of certain debts 654 B BIll of Sale 17 170 Bond assignment thereof 41 Bargayne and Sale of a Mannor with necessary Covenants 102 120 Bargayn and Sale of a house in London 130 Bill of Debt 163 489 654 Bill obligatory 164 Bargaine and Sale of houshold-stuffe and others 170 171 Bargaine and Sale of trees 208 Bargaine and Sale absolute of a house Land 214 607 609 Brewers Clarke a condition for him 225 Bargaine and Sale of woods 320 618 619 Burgess to serve in Parl. Indenture 357 Bills in Chancery Several formes thereof 420 433 Bill of Revivor 424 Bargaine and Sale deed to revoke it 442 Bargaine and Sale for collaterall Security 483 Bargaine and Sale upon Surrender of a Lease 511 Bargaine and Sale in trust 523 A plain Bargaine and Sale to be enrolled 556 Bargaine and Sale from the mortgages and mortgager to another before time of redemption 593 Bargaine and Sale conditionall to Feoffees in trust 599 Bargaine Sale of Swan and Swan-mark 617 C Condition to pay a Summe of Money at two payments c. 32 179 Condition to make Free an Apprentice 33 Condition to pay Money in 14 dayes c. 56 160 Condition to yay Money to Children at their several Ages according to a Will c. 59 60 Condition to pay Rent quarterly c. 87 158 188 192 332 549 Covenant to deliver possession or a deed 95 185 300 Contract of matrimony revoked 97 Charter-party for a ships voyage 100 395 Conveyance in Fee of a house and land c. 125 Copyhold Covenant to Surrender it 151 156 199 332 Covenant for further assurance 151 154 158 Covenant that he is lawfully seized c. 152 Covenant not to cut down or Sell trees c. 152 Condition of a Bond of Arbitrement 153 160 Condition to find one dyet by the year 155 Condition to save a tenant harmless for payment of rent the title being in controversy 155 547 Condition to discharge Churchwardens of a child c. 156 Condition for quiet enjoyment c. 157 187 188 327 Condition to Save harmless c. 161 183 190 193 196 197 198 Condition to pay money upon a nonsuit 162 Condition to perform Covenants 162 180 298 Condition to deliver Hay or Oats at a day 179 Condition to stand to an Award c. 180 Condition not to demise or alien without consent 181 Condition to justifie actions c. 182 Condition to pay money yearly c. 183 185 Condition to seal an Indenture by a day 184 Condition to assign a Lease c. by a day 186 302 Condition not to do any act to prejudice the estate of the Obligee in a Lease c. 187 Condition from a husband to secure childrens estates 189 Condition for an hired Servants truth 191 Condition to pay money at the end of an Apprentiship 194 Condition to repay money upon dislike c. 195 Condition to build a house or Farm ibid. 299 Conveyance of Land upon marriage 218 Condition that Land is free from incumbrances 224 Condition for a Brewers Clerk 225 Covenant to seal a new Lease and the Lessee in the interim to enjoy 236 Covenant to pay the Sheriff for an Arrest 238 Covenants between Partners at the dissolution of their Partnership 238 Conveyance from tenant in tayle to Baron and Feme and the heirs of the Baron for ever
this present Lease yield up and leave the same And further shall from time to time To do suit belonging to the Mills of the said Mannor during the said term do his or their suit for or belonging to the Mill or Mills of the said C. B. within the said Mannor of S. aforesaid and all such Corn and other Grain whatsoever as the said I. S. aforesaid doth or may accustomarily use to grind or cause to be ground to be at the same Mill or Mills ground And it is further covenanted and agreed between the said Parties that it shall and may be lawful to and for the said C. B. and his Heirs or any to whom the Right thereof shall appertain as aforesaid if it be their pleasure at any time hereafter during the said term to make an exchange of parcel or parcels of the Lands or Meadows or any part or parcel of the premises belonging to the said Messuage or Tenement and to take and have the same at his or their will and pleasure giving and allowing unto the said I. S. and his Assigns as much Land in quantity and goodness for the same in such place within the Fields of S. aforesaid as by the judgment and discretion of sour of the Tenants of the said C. B. and his Heirs or any to whom the Right thereof shall appertain as aforesaid then dwelling in S. aforesaid shall be adjudged nominated and appointed And the said I. S. covenanteth and granteth c. that he the said I. S. or his Assigns shall and will yearly during the said term at seasonable times due and convenient in the year plant or set in or upon the premises six handsome young Trees or Saplings of Oak Elm or Ash and them so planted and set shall from time to time yearly cherish preserve sustain and suffer to grow and encrease to the most profit use and behoof of the said C. B. his Heirs and Assigns for ever Provided alwayes and it is fully conditioned and agreed between the said Parties that the said I. S. shall not at any time hereafter Demise Grant Let Set Assign or by any other way or means put away or depart with the said Leases Term of years Messuage or Tenement and other the premises with the appurtenances or any part or parcel thereof or do procure or suffer to be done any act deed or thing whatsoever whereby the same or any part or parcel thereof shall or may at any time hereafter Revert Descend or come unto any person or persons whatsoever other than unto his Wife and Child at any time during the said term without the consent of the said C. B. or his Heiâ—s and other the persons aforesaid first had and obtained in Writing under his or their Hands or Seals upon pain of forfeiting of this Indenture of Lease any thing herein contained to the contrary in any wise notwithstanding And the said C. B. convenanteth for himself his Heirs Executors and Administrators c. to warrant and defend the said Messuage or Tenement and all other the premises above letten unto the said I. S. and such his Assigns as are above expressed against all and every person or persons pretending any Title to the same from by or under him the said C. B. his Heirs or Assigns during the said Term according to the true intent and meaning of these presents In witness whereof the Parties first above named unto these present Indentures interchangeably have set their Hands and Seals the day and year first above written Annoque Dom. 1636. A Deed of Gift made to One to save him harmless from all Bonds TO all Christian people to whom this present Writing shall come II. P. of c. send greeting in our Lord God everlasting Know ye That I the said I. P. as well for the indemnity discharge and saving harmless of R. B. of c. his Heirs Executors and Administrators and every of them off and from all manner of Bonds and Writings Obligatory whatsoever wherein the said R. B. is and standeth bound for me the said I. P. in any sum or sums of money to any person or persons whatsoever as also for divers other good Causes and Considerations me hereunto especially moving have given granted Grant bargained sold and confirmed and by these presents do give grant bargain sell and confirm unto the said R. B. all and singular my Leases Goods and Chartels whatsoever as well real as personal of what kind nature quality or condition soever the same are or be and in what place or places soever the same shall or may be found as well in my own custody and possession as in the hands custody and possession of any other person or persons whatsoever To have and to hold all and singular the said Leases Goods and Chattels and all other the premises with the appurtenances to the said R. B. his Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns to his and their own proper use and behoof for ever And I the said J. P. and my Heirs all and singular the said Goods and Chattels and other the premises unto the said R. B. his Executors Administrators and Assigns to his and their own proper use as aforesaid shall and will warrant and for ever defend by these presents Provided always That if the said I. P. my Executors Administrators or Assigns or any of us do or shall from time to time and at all times hereafter clearly acquit and discharge or otherwise sufficiently save and keep harmless the said R. B. his Executors Administrators and Assigns and all his and their Goods Chattels Lands Tenements and Hereditaments and every of them off and from all and singular Bonds and Writings Obligatory whatsoever wherein or whereby the said R. B. at the request and for the debt of me the said I. P. is and standeth bound to any person or persons whatsoever in any sum or sums of money and off and from all manner of Actions Suits Charges Troubles Expences and Demands whatsoever which shall or may in any wise hereafter happen come grow or be to or against the said R. B. his Executors or Administrators or any of them for or by reason or means of the same Obligations or Writings obligatory or any of them or any thing in them or any of them mentioned or contained that then this present Deed or Grant and every thing herein contained shall be utterly void and of none effect any thing herein before specified to the contrary thereof in any wise not withstanding In witness whereof c. A Lease of a House and certain Lands made in consideration of a certain sum of money the Fee-simple being in the Leasor THis Indenture made c. between M. C. of c. Gentleman and A. C. his wife on the one part and T. E. of c. Esq on the other part witnesseth That the said M. C. and A. his wife for and in consideration of the sum of c. of lawful money of England
T. W. his Executors or Assigns do and shall find Diet and Victuals for the said I. B. c. for so long time after the end of the said terms as they shall have been absent as aforesaid according to the true meaning of these presents That then c. A Condition to repay all such Charges as the Tenant shall be at by reason of the payment of his Rent there being controversie concerning the Title of the House THe Condition c. That whereas there is a Controversie or question between the above-bound E. H. and others touching their several right or interest in the now dwelling House of the above-named T. T. scituated c. And whereas upon an agreement between the said E. H. and T. T. the said T. T. is câ—ontented to pay the Rent of the said House it being 50 l. per annum unto the said B. H. as the same shall grow due according to his Lease If therefore the said E. H. his c. do and shall well and truly pay or cause to be paid unto the said E. T. his Executors or Assigns all such Rent sum or sums of Money Charges and Damages whatsoever as shall by due proceeding in Law be adjudged or decreed against him the said T. T. his Executors c. and all other Costs and Damages whatsoever which he the said T. T. shall sustain or be at by reason of any Actions Suits or Forfeitures whatsoever which shall or may happen or be unto the said T. T. his Executors Administrators or Assigns by reason or means of the payment of the said Rent or any part thereof unto the said E. H. his Executors Administrators or Assigns That then c. A Condition to discharge the Church-Wardens and Parishioners of a Child born in the Parish THe Condition c. That whereas one M. H. hath of late been delivered of a Man-child within the Parish of c. within written to the which Child the within-bound E. G. by his own voluntary confession doth acknowledge himself to be the Father If therefore the said E. G. his Heirs Executors or Assigns or every or any of them do from time to time and at all times hereafter full and clearly acquit discharge and save harmless as well the within-named J. B. and H. T. Church-wardens of the Parish-Church of c. aforesaid and their Successors for the time being and every of them as also all the Inhabitants and Parishioners of the said Parish which now are or hereafter shall be for the time being and every of them of and from all and all manner of Costs Charges and Expences whatsoever which shall or may in any manner of wise at any time hereafter arise happen come grow or be imposed upon them or any of them for or by reason or means of the Birth Education nourishing and bringing up of the said Child And of and from all other Actions Suits Charges Troubles Impeachments and Demands whatsoever touching and concerning the same That then c. A Condition for the surrender of Copy-hold Lands and to cause him to be admitted Tenant THe Condition c. That if the within-bounden J. K. and his Heirs do and shall at the next Court to be holden for or within the Mannor of H. in the County of E. sufficiently and in due form of Law surrender and yield up unto or for the use and behoof of the within-named L. M. his Heirs and Assigns or of such other person or persons and their Heirs and Assigns as the said L. M. shall nominate and appoint All that his Copy-hold Messuage or Tenement and Lands thereunto belonging containing by estimation sixteen Acres be it more or less now or late in the Tenure or Occupation of N. O. or of his Assigns parcel of the Mannor of H. aforesaid with all and singular Out-houses Easements Commodities and Appurtenances to the same appertaining clearly acquitted and discharged of all Dowers and titles of Dower whatsoever and do then and there also procure and cause the said L. M. or such other person or persons by him to be nominated as aforesaid to be only and lawfully admitted Tenant of the same premises so to be surrendred according to the custom of the said Mannor That then this c. A Condition for quiet enjoying a Mannor according to an Assignment thereof THe Condition c. That if the within-named R. J. his c. and every of them shall or may lawfully peaceably and quietly have hold occupy and enjoy the Mannor of S. with the appurtenances in the County of O. with all Lands Tenements Profits Priviledges Rents Court-leet and Advowson Woods Under-woods and all other Hereditaments thereunto belonging or appertaining without the let trouble suit eviction disturbance or contradiction of the within-bounden W. G. L. G. and M. G. or any of them their or any of their Heirs Executors Administrators or Assigns or any of them or any other person or persons whatsoever having claiming or pretending to have any manner of Right Title Interest Property Claim or Demand of in or to the said Mannor and Premises aforesaid or of in and to any part or parcel thereof by from or under the said W. G. M. G. and L. G. or either or any of them according to the tenour purport effect and true meaning of one Indenture of assignment bearing date the c. made and sealed by the said W. G. unto the said R. J. of the premises aforesaid as by the said Indenture may appear That then c. A Condition for assurance of Lands THe Condition c. That if the within-bounden W. B. shall upon reasonable request to him to be made by the within-named T. H. his Heirs or Assigns on this side and before the Feast-day of c. next ensuing the date within-written convey and assure unto the said T. H. his Executors and Assigns for ever one Close of Pasture containing by estimation one Acre abutting upon F. towards c. one other Close c. all which premises are scituate lying and being in the Parishes Towns and Fields of W. and G. or in some or one of them in the County of B. by such Conveyances and Assurances in the Law as by the said T. H. his Heirs and Assigns or by his or their Council learned in the Law shall be reasonably devised or advised and required discharged of all Incumbrances whatsoever the chief Rents and Services thereof due and payable to the chief Lord or Lords of the Fee or Fees of the premises only excepted And also if the said W. B. his c. and every of them do and shall until the said conveyance and assurance shall be made and passed as aforesaid quietly permit and suffer the said T. H. his Heirs and Assigns to have receive perceive and take to his and their own proper uses and behoofs the Rents Issues and Profits of all and singular the premises and of every part and parcel thereof without any manner of let suit trouble
c. And I the said A. B. for my self my Executors Administrators and Assigns do covenant and grant to and with the said C. D. his Executors Administrators and Assigns by these presents That if default be made of or in payment of the said sum or any part thereof contrary to the form aforesaid That then I the said A. B. my Executors and Administrators and every of us shall and will warrant and for ever defend the said several parcels and every of them unto the said C. D. his Executors and Assigns against all men by these presents In witness c. A Bargain and Sale of Houshold-stuff BE it known unto all men by these presents That I T. N. of c. for and in consideration of the sum of 25 l. of c. to me in hand paid at the ensealing and delivery of these presents by A. R. of c. whereof I acknowledge my self fully satisfied and paid and thereof and of every part and parcel thereof do clearly acquit exonerate and discharge the said A. his Executors Administrators and Assigns by these presents have granted bargained and sold and by these presents do fully clearly and absolutely grant bargain sell and deliver unto the said A. R. all such Goods and Houshold-stuff and Implements of Houshold and all other things mentioned and contained in a Schedule hereunto annexed now remaining and being in one Messuage House or Tenement and the Garden and Yard thereunto belonging called Dales situate lying and being in Hammersmith in the County of Middlesex and now in the Tenure or Occupation of the said T. N. or of his Assigns To have and to hold all and singular the said Goods Housholdstuff and Implements of Houshold and every of them before by these presents bargained and sold or mentioned to be bargained and sold unto the said A. R. his Executors Administrators and Assigns for ever to do and dispose of them and every of them at his and their will and pleasure And the said T. N. for himself his Executors Administrators and Administrators doth covenant promise and grant to and with the said A. R. his Executors Administrators and Assigns by these presents that he the said T. N. his Executors Administrators and Assigns and every of them all and singular the said Goods Utensils Implements of Houshold and Housholdstuff before bargained and sold and every of them unto the said A. R. his Executors Administrators and Assigns against all and every other person and persons whatsoever shall warrant and for ever defend by these presents In witness c. A Bargain and Sale of Leases and Goods on Condition to pay Debts and Legacies BE it known unto all men by these presents That I A. T. of c. Have given granted bargained sold and by this my present Deed do give grant bargain and sell unto R. T. my Son all my Leases or Lands held by Lease for years and all my Goods and Chattels both real and personal both moveable and unmoveable quick and dead of what kind soever they be of and in whose Hands Custody or Possession soever they be To have and to hold to the said R. and his Assigns for ever to his and their own proper use and behoof for evermore upon condition following that is to say that the said R. shall well and truly content and pay or cause to be contented and paid all my Debts whatsoever and also shall pay and perform or cause to be performed and paid all my Gifts and Legacies which I the said A. T. shall ordain and appoint by my last Will and Testament In witnesâ— c. The form of an Award TO all Christian people to whom this present Writing of Award indented shall come G. M. of c. sendeth greeting in our Lord God everlasting Whereas divers Questions Controversies and Suits have been had moved and depending between J. P. of c. of the one party and R. H. of c. of the other party as well for and concerning the interest and profits of the Rectory and Parsonage of c. as also for other causes and actions for the appeasing whereof either of the said Parties have elected and chosen me the said G. M. to be Arbitrator indifferently between them and to that end have bound themselves either to other by Obligation in the sum of 100 l. to stand to and abide the Award Arbitrement and Judgment of me the said G. M. touching the premises Now know ye That I the said G. M. taking upon me the charge of the said Award and minding that a final end and agreement shall be had and continued from henceforth between the said Parties touching the premises do make and declare this my Award in manner and form following That is to say First I award c. A Protection in time of Parliament FOrasmuch as I have special Occasions to imploy the Bearer hereof A. B. my Servant in and about my Service and Occasions during this present Session of Parliament These are therefore to will and require you to forbear to arrest attach or imprison him the said A. B. but to permit and suffer him peaceably and quietly to go about his business at his will and pleasure during all this present time of Parliament without any your suit arrest or disturbance as you will answer the contrary at your peril Given under my Hand and Seal the c. A Surrender of Copy-hold Land by way of Mortgage MEmorandum That the day and year above-written E. L. of c. did out of Court by the hand of R. G. and J. F. two of the customary Tenants of the said Mannor Surrender by the Rod into the Hands of the Lord of the said Mannor two parcels of Land with the appurtenances containing by estimation seven acres or thereabouts one parcel whereof lieth in Hammersmith within the aforesaid Parishes of c. Between the Lands of G. L. and R. M. Esq on the East and the Lands of G. M. Gentleman on the Weft the Common Sewer on the North and the Lands of W. H. on the South and the other parcel of Land containing by estimation four acres being in c. between the Land of the Bishop of c. on the West the Glebe-lands belonging to the Parsonage of c. on the East the Lands of c. on the North and the Lands of the said E. P. on the South To the only use and behoof of J. P. his Heirs and Assigns for ever To have and to hold the said parcels of Land and every of them with their and every of their appurtenances unto the said J. P. his Heirs and Assigns for ever according to the custom of the said Mannor Provided alwayes nevertheless and upon this condition That if the said E. L. his Heirs or Assigns do well and truly content and pay or cause to be paid unto the said J. P. his Executors Administrators or Assigns the full sum of one hundred thirty and four pounds of lawful money
so as to pay 20 l. per annum and Meat Drink c. to his eldest Son his Wife c. and after his decease to several other uses and profits THis Indenture c. Between R. C. of c. of the one part and J.P. C. P. and G. C. of the other part witnesseth That the said R. C. for divers considerations him thereunto moving and especially for the preferment of A. his eldest Son and next Heir and for the Joynture of Alice the now Wife of the said A. and for the preferment of the Issue between the said A. and Alice lawfully begotten and to be begotten hath given granted enfeoffed and confirmed and by c. unto the said J.P. C.P. and G. C. and their Heirs all that Mansion-house or Messuage with the appurtenances wherein the said R. C. now dwelleth set lying and being c. and all the Orchards Gardens Lands Tenements Pastures Meadows Woods Commons Profits Commodities and Advantages whatsoever to the said Messuage and Premisses belonging or in any wise appertaining or being accepted reputed or used as part parcel or member thereof and the Reversion and Reversions Remainder and Remainders Rents and Services of all and singular the aforesaid premises and every part and parcel thereof To have and to hold the said Messuage or Tenement Lands Meadows Leasoes Feedings Pastures Rents Reversions Services and Hereditaments and all and singular other the premises with their and every of their appurtenances unto the said J. P. C. P. and G.C. their Heirs and Assigns for ever to this end meaning intent construction and purposes that they c. and their Heirs and the Heirs of the Survivor or Survivors of them shall from henceforth stand and be seized of the said Messuage and all and singular other the above mentioned premises and of every part and parcel thereof to the uses intents and purposes hereafter in these premises limited and declared and to none other use intent or purpose whatsoever that is to say to the use and behoof of the said R. C. for and during his natural life so as and upon condition that he the said R. C. shall from time to time during his natural life pay or cause to be paid unto the said A. and Alice his Wife and the longest liver of them the sum of 20 l. by the year at the two most usual Feasts in the year that is to say the Feast of c. by even portions to be paid during the said term or within fourteen dayes next after every of the said Feast-dayes and the first payment to be had and made upon the Feast-day of c. and the same payments to be yearly had and made in manner and form aforesaid at or within the now dwelling-house of the said A. situate c. and also upon condition that he the said R. C. shall from time to time during his natural life find give and provide unto the said A. and the said Alice his Wife and to all such Children as shall between them begotten competent sufficient and convenient Meat Drink House-room and Lodging within his said Mansion-house and after the decease of the said R. C. the said Parties above-mentioned and the Heirs of the longest liver of them shall stand and be seized of all and singular the said premises with their and every of their appurtenances to the use and behoof of the said A. and of the said Alice his Wife and of the Heirs of their two Bodies between them lawfully begotten and to be begotten and for default of such Issue to the use and behoof of R. C. one other of the Sons of the said R. C. and of the Heirs males of his Body lawfully to be begotten and for default of such Issue to the use and behoof of W. C. one other of the Sons of the said R. C. and the Heirs males of his Body lawfully to be begotten and for default of such Issue to the use of the said R. C. of his Heirs and Assigns for ever R. C. covenanteth that he is lawfully seized hath power to grant that the premises shall remain free from Incumbrances proue usual A settlement by Fine and Recovery of several Mannors Lordships c. for the raising of Moneys for payment of Debts and Childrens portions as also for entailing thereof under several Provisoes and Legacies THis Indenture Tripartite c. between the Right Honourable Edward Lord Herbert and Richard Herbert Esq Son and heir apparent of Dame Mary late wife of the said Edward Lord Herbert and sole Daughter of Sir William Herbert of St. Julians in the County of Monmouth Knight deceased of the first part the Right Honourable John Earl of Bridgewater and Edward Herbert of the Inner-Temple London Esq of the second part and Moses Loyd of c. and Henry Githins of c. of the third part witnesseth That whereas the said Edward Lord Herbert or some in trust for him is or are seized in his or their Demeasn as of Fee of some part of the Lands Tenements and Hereditaments hereafter mentioned and is also seized for term of his life as Tenant by the courtesie of England of the Mannors Messuages Lands Tenements and Hereditaments hereafter specified the Reversion thereof in Fee-simple being descended by and after the decease of the said Mary unto the said Richard Herbert now to the end that the Mannors Lordships Messuages Lands Tenements and other Hereditaments hereafter mentioned and expressed may be established vested and setled unto the said Edward Lord Herbert during his natural life and after his decease upon the said Richard Herbert and upon his name stock and posterity and to such other uses intents and purposes as are hereby appointed it is covenanted promised granted condescended concluded and agreed by and between the said parties to these presents and the said Edward Lord Herbere and Richard Herbert do for themselves their Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns covenant promise and grant condescend and agree to and with the said John Earl of Bridgewater and Edward Herbert their Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns and to and with every of them by these presents that they the said Edward Lord Herbert and Richard Herbert shall and will on this side and before the end of Michaelmas Term next ensuing and coming after the date of these presents in due form of Law and at the equal costs and charges in the Law of the said Edward Lord Herbert and Richard Herbert levy and acknowledge to the said Moses Loyd and Humphry Githins and the Heirs of the said Moses one or more Fine or Fines sur conuzance de droit come ceo c. with Proclamations thereupon to be had and made according to the form of the Statutes in that behalf made and provided of all that Capital Messuage or Mannor-house of St. Julians with the Rights Members and Appurtenances thereof and of all and singular the Mannors Lordships Messuages Lands Tenements and Hereditaments whatsoever of them the said Edward
these presents in case the estate thereof had been perfectly assured unto them or any of them according to the true meaning of these presents In witnesse whereof as well the said V. as the Feoffees have put c. Memorandum of the Seizin executed with the Tenants of one of the said Mannors Atturnment MEmorandum That the sixteenth day of c. Livery of Seizin was delivered and given by W. W. one of the Atturneys mentioned in the Indenture hereunto annexed of in and upon the Lands of the Farm of O. parcel of the Mannor of T mentioned in the said Indenture and also of in and upon the Mannor-house and demesne-Lands of T. by the assent of J. P. Lessee for years of the same saving his term and also of in and upon the Coppice-woods called T. P. to R. B. one of the Feoffees contained in the said Indenture according to the tenour purport and intent mentioned in the said Indenture and for and in the name of the said Mannors of T. and all other the Lands Tenements and Hereditaments mentioned in the said Indenture scituate and being within the said C. and in the name and behalf of all the Feoffees mentioned in the said Indenture And the Tenants of the said Mannor whose names are immediately under-written at the same execution hearing the Indenture read did atturn and fully assent to the same according to the tenour purport intent and uses in the same Indenture mentioned An Indenture for the equal division of Goods where there are four Administrators together they bearing and allowing me with another equal parts of Charges in Law in getting in the same and like parts of all recovered against them THis Indenture Quadripartite made between J. C. of c. on the first part W. C. of c. of the second part c. Whereas the said J. C. and A. his Wife W. C. and A. his wife H. H. and H. his wife and N. C. and E. his wife in the right of the same their wives together with J. H. brother of their said wives have had and taken upon them the Administration of the Goods and Chattels of C. W. widow deceased late the wife of J. W. late of L. Dyer deceased And whereas also so much of the goods chartels and debts which were of the said C. as are already come to his hands are divided into five several parts whereof every of the said J. C. W. C. H. H. and N. C. in the right of their said wives and also the said J. H. have severally had and taken their several parts of the same and now are thereof severally possessed Now this Indenture witnesseth That it is covenanted granted and agreed between the said Parties and the said J. W. H. and N. for themselves and their said wives and for their Executors and Administrators and for the Executors and Administrators of every of them do severally covenant grant and agree every of them with the other by these Indentures in manner and form following viz. That all the residue of the goods chattels and debts which were of the said C. in possession or in right which at any time or times hereafter shall come to the hands of any of the said Parties or of the Executors or Administrators of any of them shall be divided and parted into 5. equal parts as aforesaid from time to time as the same shall happen to come to the hand of any of them whereof the said J. H. to have one part of the said five parts and that then the other four parts thereof shall from time to time be equally divided betwixt the said J. W. H. and N. and their several Executors and Administrators without benefit of Survivorship by any means to grow to such of the said Parties or their wives as shall fortune to survive And it is further covenanted betwixt the said Parties in form aforesaid severally That if any Action or Sute be now depending or hereafter shall be commenced against the said Administrators of the said C. W. or any of them for any thing wherewith they shall be chargeable in the Law by reason of the said administration by them taken as aforesaid That then in every such case the said J. W. H. and N. their Executors and Administrators and every of them severally for his own part upon notice and request made and given by any one of them to the other or by any of their Executors or Administrators shall bear and pay one equal fourth part of all charges and expences to be laid out in the defence of any such Sute and one like fourth part in execution and to the satisfaction of any Judgment and Recovery which shall happen to be given or had against them or any of them in any such Sure or Action as aforesaid And that they the said J. W. H. and N. their said Wives their Executors or Administrators and the Executors or Administrators of every of them severally for their own part upon like reasonable request shall and will do knowledge and suffer in the Law towards the other of them all and every thing and things which from time to time shall be requisite or needful to accomplish and perform their Accord Covenant and Agreements made amongst them by these presents according to the purport and true meaning of the same And moreover That they the said Parties their Executors and Administrators and every of them upon like request as aforesaid shall notifie expresse and truly declare from time to time to the other all such goods chattels and debts whatsoever which were of the said C. and which they shall know and understand to be in any place or custody and not parted distributed severed and divided according to the tenor and effect of these presents to the intent every of them may have his or their equal parts thereof according to the tenour of these presents without fraud or coven And that for recovery of any debts goods and chattels which were of the said O. to be had and recovered to and for the use of the said Parties their Executors and Administrators and of the said J. H. and in manner and form aforesaid They and every of them shall for their equal four parts bear and sustain one equal fourth part of all costs and charges in and about all and every the said Recovery and Recoveries to be born and sustained from time to time as shall be needful and reasonable And it is further covenanted granted and agreed betwixt the said Parties the said Parties and every of them do also for them their Executors and Administrators severally covenant and grant to and with the other by these presents That if it fortune the said J. H. do dye intestate by reason whereof any of the goods chattels money plate or jewels of the said J. shall grow or come by reason of Law unto the said Parties or their wives or any of them that then the Survivor or Survivors of the said Parties or their said
the said Lands are or may be charged and for saving him harmless from all damages whatsoever which may or might at any time hereafter happen to fall upon the said T. G. his Heirs or Assigns or or upon any of the said lands and premisses of any other the Lands of the said T.G. for or by reason of any the debts of the said I.C. and W. C. his deceased father or either of them and whereas the said T.G. at the time of the ensealing of the presents at the request of the said R.I. hath paid the said sum of 628 l. to the said I.C. and R.I. or one of them or to such as were appointed by them or one of them to receive the same Now that the said R.L. and I.C. have received the said sum of 628 l. of and from the said T.G. the receipt whereof they do hereby acknowledge and that the same in the last payment and in full satisfaction of and for all the Lands Tenements and Hereditaments which the said I. C. had in the County of O. and which the said T. G. purchased and thereof and of every part and parcel thereof they do clearly and absolutely acquit and discharge the said T. G. his Heirs Executors and Administrators for ever by these presents And in consideration of the premisses the said R. I. and I. C. do for themselves joyntly and either of them for himself severally doth covenant promise and grant to and with the said T.G. his Heirs Executors and Assigns that they the said R.I. and I.C. shall and will from time to time and at all times hereafter save defend and keep harmless the said T.G. his Heirs Executors and Assigns and also all the said Lands and Premisses in C. aforesaid or elsewhere in the County of O. so purchased by him the said T.G. and all others his Lands Tenements Goods and Chattels of and from all loss and damage whatsoever which shall happen arise or befall for or in respect of any the debts of the said W.C. and I.C. or of either of them In witness c. A Proviso to be inserted in a Lease or a power of Revocation reserved PRovided always That if the said c. his Executors or Administrators or any of them shall at any time hereafter pay or tender unto the said W.W. his Executors c or to any other person or persons whatsoever to and for the use of the said W.W. his c. the sum of 12 l. of lawfull money of England to the intent to make void this present Lease and Demise and shall express and declare such his her or their intention either by word or writing that then and from thenceforth this present Lease and Demise shall cease and be void In witness c. A Presentation of a Minister to a Living decording to the Form now used TO all Christian People to whom this present Writing shall come we A.B. and C.D. the true and undoubted Patrons of the Vicaridge or Parish-Church of C. in the County of S. send greeting for as much as the said Vicaridge or Parish-Church is lately by the death of E.F. the late Incumbent there become void and in our full right of Presentation we do therefore hereby present you G. H. Clerk Mr. of Arts unto the Church of C. aforesaid and to the Vicaridge thereof to have hold and enjoy the same with all and every the rights members and appurtenances thereunto belonging according to several former and late Acts of Parliament in this case provided doing and performing the duties of a Pastor belonging to the said Church In witness whereof we have hereunto subscribed our names and set our seals this _____ day of _____ in the Year of our Lord God One thousand six hundred and fifty two A Lease of a Parsonage impropriate for three lives upon surrender of a former Lease with extraordinary Covenants with a Letter of Atturney to deliver possession together with the Execution thereof endorsed THis Indenture made the 5th day of March in the Year of our Lord God 1651. Between R.S. of the City of Oxford Gent. of the one part and W.P. of London Esq of the other part Witnesseth that the said S. W. for divers good causes and considerations him hereunto moving and especially in consideration of a Surrender made to the said W.C. of a Lease now in being for three lives bearing date the 28. of March in the Sixth year of the Reign of the late King Charles made by I.S. father of the said W.S. party to these presents deceased to Sir H.M. deceased of the parsonage of Bray and other things hereafter in these presents mentioned hath demised granted and to farmlet and set to the said W.P. the scite of the parsonage of Bray in the County of B. and all the houses upon the said scite builded arable Lands Meadows Leasows and Pastures Demesnes as well in several as in common to the said Parsonage belonging and all the Rents of all the Tenements of the said W. S. as well Freeholders as Customary Tenants and all the Tithings of Corn and Hay to the said Parsonage belonging with all other the profits and commodities to the said Parsonage belonging or appertaining except and to the said W.S. and his Heirs and Assins alwayes reserved all Wards Marriages Reliefs Escheats Fines Heriots Amerciaments Woods and Underwoods and the Advowson of the Parish-Church of Bray when and as oft as it shall be void To have and to hold the said scite of the Parsonage aforesaid and all the said Houses Lands Meadows Leasows Pastures Tithes and other the premisses with all and singular the commodities and profits thereunto belonging with their appurtenances except before excepted to the said W. P. his Executors Administrators and Assigns for and during the lives of the said W.P. and M.P. his wife and T.P. Son of the said W.P. and for and during the natural life of the longer liver of them or any of them yielding and paying therefore yearly during the said Term unto the said W.S. his Heirs and Assigns Four pounds of good lawfull money of England at four Feasts or Terms of the year That is to say at the Feast of Saint Thomas the Apostle the annuntiation of the blessed Lady Saint Mary the Virgin the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist and St. Michael the Arch-angel by even and equal portions and if it happen the said yearly rent of Four pounds or any part or parcel thereof to be behind and unpaid after any of the said Feasts above limited for payment thereof during the said Term by the space of one month that then it shall be lawfull to and for the said W.S. his Heirs and Assigns into the the said scite and all other the premisses to enter and distrain and the distresses there taken to lead drive and carry away and do detain in the same till the said Rent and the Arrerages thereof if any shall be they shall be fully satisfied and contented and if
and E. his wise or either of them have had or may have claim or pretend to have of in or to all such Lands Tenements c. That then c. A Bill to pay Money MEmorandum That I R. S. do owe unto I. M the full sum of 10 l. of c. to be paid unto the said J. M. his c. on the c. next coming for payment whereof I the said R. S. do bind me my c. in the sum of c. firmly by these presents Sealed and dated the day and year abovesaid Let it be dated as a general acquittance A Release BE it known c. That I W.B. of c. have remised released and for me my heirs c. do by these presents remise c. unto I.R. of c. all and all manner of Actions Sutes Quarrels Debts Trespasses Accounts Covenants and demands whatsoever which I the said W. B. now have against the said J. R. or my Executors Administrators or assigns at any time might ought or could have against the said J R. his c. as Executor of J. R. his Father deceased or otherwise howsoever from the beginning of the world until the day of the date hereof In witness c. A License to let Lands although prohibited by Lease WHereas my Tenant W.H. holdeth of me one Tenement in P. in c. with the appurtenances for certain years yet to come by an Indenture of Lease dated c. wherein he hath expresly Covenanted with me not to set or let out any part or parcel of the said Tenement without my special licence and consent in writing in that behalf to be had as by the said Indenture amongst c. appeareth These presents witness That I the said H.K. have licensed allowed and do by these presents license and allow the said W.H. to let set or demise the said Tenement to one R.P. his c. for three years next ensuing Provided That he the said W. H. shall at his peril see the Rent in the said Indenture and other Covenants and payments therein mentioned to be paid on the part and behalf of the said W.H. be duly kept and performed Dated c. A Letter of Attorney to two to receive possession TO all Christian people to whom these presents shall come Sir R. D. of c. sendeth greeting Whereas G.S. of c. did seal unto the said Sir R. D. and deliver an Indenture bearing date the last day of May now last past purporting a Conveyance unto him the said Sir R. D. and his heirs of all that Messuage or Tenement with the appurtenances scituate and being in B. aforesaid sometimes thentofore c. setting down the particulars To have and to hold the said c. to the said Sir R.D. his Heirs and Assigns for ever as by the said Indenture it doth and may more fully appear Now know ye That the said Sir R. D. hath and hereby doth authorize constitute depute and in his stead and place put his well-beloved Friends C. G. of c. and T. A. of c. and either of them his true and lawful Attorneys joyntly and severally to receive and take for him and in his name and to his use full and peaceable possession and seisin of and in all or any part of the premisses in the name of the whole of and from the said G. S. to hold to the said Sir R. D. and his Heirs according to the tenor purport form and effect of the said Indenture In witness c. A Note of Indorsement of Livery of Seisin on the Indenture by vertue of the Letter of Attorney MEmorandum That full and peaceable possession and seisin was given and delivered by the within-named G. S. of the Messuage or Tenement Closes and Land within-mentioned unto C. G. of c. by vertue of the Letter of Attorney to this present Indenture annexed for and in the name and to the use of the within-named Sir R. D. and his Heirs according to the true intent and meaning of the said Indenture and Letter of Attorney the day of c. in the presence of us whose names are subscribed Note That the Letter of Attorney must be pinned or filed to the Indenture An Assignment of a Lease in trust THis Indenture made c. Between W. P. of c. on the one part and R. P. of c. on the other part Witnesseth That the said W. P. for divers good causes and considerations him hereunto moving hath demised granted assigned and set over And by these c. unto the said R.P. his Executors and Assigns All that c. setting down the particulasr with their and every of their rights members and appurtenances thereunto belonging Together with all and every the estate right title interest use possession term for years claim and demand whatsoever of him the said W. P. of in and to the said c. by vertue of a former Lease or Assignment thereof made to him by one W. R. of c. and I. his wife or either of them for the residue of a term of 1000 years then unexpired or otherwise howsoever To have and to hold the said c. with the appurtenances during all the rest and residue of the said term of 1000 years which are yet to come and unexpired unto the said R. P. his Executors and Assigns Upon the trusts and to the intents and purposes hereafter mentioned and expressed That is to say That the said R.P. and his assigns shall permit and suffer the said W. P. to have and take to his own proper use and benefit all and every the Rents Issues and Profits of the premisses for and during his natural life without Impeachment of or for any manner of waste And from and after his decease the said R. P. or his assigns shall stand and be possessed or dispose of the premisses during the residue of the said term which shall be then to come to such uses intents and purposes as the said W. P. shall by his last Will and Testament in Writing under his Hand and Seal and subscribed in the presence of two or more credible Witnesses nominate and appoint the same and for want of such Declaration or Limitation to be made That then the said R. P. shall stand possessed of the premisses in trust for the Executors or Administrators of the said W.P. and to none other use intent or purpose whatsoever In witness c. E. R. having bought the Mannor of B. and Copy-hold Lands belonging to it takes a surrender of the Copy-hold Lands in others names who by Deed after recital of what Estate they had make this acknowledgement WHereas E. R. of c. hath with his own money purchased of I. G. of c. amongst other Lands Tenements and Hereditaments the Customary Messuage Lands Tenements and Hereditaments hereafter mentioned viz. Then setting all the particulars with the quantity and number of acres and closes names and in whose occupation And also
sell unto the said T. B. and A. B. their heirs and assigns all that Messuage Farm or Tenement with the appurtenances and all those three Yard-lands of Meadow arable and pasture with all and singular their appurtenances in F. in the said County of L. now or late in the tenure of the said T. H. or his assigns to hold the said Messuage or Tenement and three Yard-lands with the appurtenances to the said T. B. and A. B. their heirs and assigns for ever and did covenant by the said Indenture to levy one fine Sur Connizance de droit come ceo c. of the premisses to them the said T. B. and A. B. and their heirs as by the said Indenture amongst c. appeareth Now this Indenture witnesseth That the said A. B. was only named in trust by the said T. B. to and for the use of the said T. B. his heirs and assigns and that the said Summe of five hundred pound mentioned in the said Indenture to be the consideration for the said purchase was the proper money of the said T. B. And the said A. B. doth covenant c. that he the said A. B his heirs and assigns from time to time and at all times hereafter To Convey Lands according to the Trust upon the request and at the costs and charges in the Law of the said T. B. his heirs or assigns shall and will convey and assure the premisses and all his estate title and interest therein unto the said T. B. and his heirs to the use of the said T. B. and his heirs or to any other person and persons and their heirs to the use of them and their heirs as the said T. B. or his heirs shall direct or appoint acquitted and discharged of and from all Charges and Incumbrances had made or done by the said A. B. or by from or under any other person or persons whatsoever claiming by from or under him And the said T. B. doth covenant c. That he the said T. B. his Heirs Executors or Administrators To save harmless from any damage hapning by reason of the joynt Estate or some or one of them shall and will from time to time and at all times hereafter save and keep harmless the said A. B. his Heirs Executors and Administrators his and their Lands and Goods of and from all manner of damage loss and hinderance which shall or may hereafter happen to arise or grow for or by reason of the said joynt estate settled and raised by the said A. B. and T. B. in Trust for the said A. B. as aforesaid An Acquittance for money paid in part of a Purchase Quinto die D. c. REceived by me T.H. the day and year above-written of T. B. the Summe of c. as part of the money agreed to be paid for the purchase of certain Lands in F. in Com. L. according to certain anicles of agreement indented bearing date c. made between c. In witness c. The manner of indorsing an Attornment of Tenants MEmorandum That R. C. of c. assignee of H. G. c. and the rest of the Tenants and Farmers of the premisses within mentioned by vertue of several Leases thereof made unto them by the within-named W. G. did severally Attorn and become Tenants of and of their several and respective interests in the premisses to the within-named C.G. this present tenth day of c. and the said several Tenants and every of them have given unto the said C. G. one penny in the name of Attornment in the presence of c. A Release of Interest in Lands TO all c. R. E. of c. sendeth greeting Know ye That the said R. E. for and in consideration of the sum of c. to him in hand paid by T.H. of c. hath given granted remised released and quit-claimed and by these presents doth c. unto the said T. H. all his estate right title interest term of years claim and demand whatsoever which he the said R. E. now hath or may claim to have of in or to one Messuage or Tenement with the appurtenances commonly called or known by the name of c. scituate lying and being in c. and of and in all the Lands Tenements and Hereditaments whatsoever to the said Messuage or Tenement belonging or appertaining or to or with the same now used occupied or enjoyed In witnesse c. A Condition to save a Surety harmless from a Recognizance THe Condition c. That whereas the said J. C. and A. G. together with the above-bounden R. P. and for him by Recognizance acknowledged before Mr. T. G. one of the Kings Majesties Justices of the Peace for the County of c. the said R. P. hath acknowledged to our Soveraign Lord the King twenty pound and the said A. G. twenty and the said I. C. twenty pound That he the said R. P. shall from henceforth for ever keep his Majesties Peace towards one W. B. c. as by the said Recognizance entred into as aforesaid at large appeareth If therefore the said R. P. his c. from time to time and at all times hereafter do clearly acquit discharge and save harmless the said I. C. his c. and all his and their Lands Tenements Goods and Chattels and every of them as well against our said Soveraign Lord the Kings Majesty his Heirs and Successors as against all and every other person and persons of for or concerning the said Sum or penalty of c. and also of all other costs charges and troubles that may futurely come or arise for or concerning the same That then c. A Disavowment of a Sute TO all c. I. L. of c. sendeth greeting c. Whereas a Sute hath been of late Commenced and Prosecuted for me and in my name in his Majesties Court of Kings Bench at Westminster against M. L. for c. setting down for what which said Sute as yet dependeth in the said Court. Now know ye That the said Sure was Commenced and is prosecuted without any warrant or allowance of me and I therefore do hereby renounce and disavow the said Sute and all and every other sute or sutes attempted or prosecuted against the said M. L. for me and in my name for or by reason of the said Bond or any other cause or matter whatsoever In witness c. Warrant for the keeping of a Court. WHereas I have received direction from the Right Honourable R. E. of D. to hold a Court-Baron for his Lordships Mannor of S. within c. These are to let you understand That I have appointed the 9th day of c. next being Tuesday for the holding of the said Court at or in the Hall of the said M. house and do therefore hereby request and require you to give notice of the said time and place appointed for the holding of the said time and place appointed for the holding
And further and all and every such other act and acts thing and things assurance and assurances conveyance and conveyances in the Law whatsoever for the better more perfect sure and absolute conveying and assuring of all and singular the said Mannor and Lordship Rectory Advowson Messuages Lands Tenements Hereditaments and all other the premisses with the appurtenances by the said recited Indenture mentioned or intended to be granted bargained and sold unto the said R. L. and G. L. their heirs and assigns for ever absolutely without any manner of Condition Mortgage or Redemption be it by fine or fines feoffment Recovery or Recoveries with single or double voucher or vouchers deed or deeds enrolled or not enrolled the enrollment of these presents release confirmation or by all or any of them or otherwise by any other lawful and reasonable act and devise with wartanty of him the said R. M. and his Heirs against all men or otherwise without warranty if it be so required as shall be reasonably devised or advised by the learned Council of the said R. L. and G. L. their heirs or assigns or some or one of them And it is covenanted granted concluded and agreed by and between all the said Parties to these presents That T. and W. P. by Writ of Entry For passing of a Recovery Sur disseism en le post to be by them sued forth at the costs and charges of the said R. L. and G. L. out of the High-Court of Chancery and to be returned into the Court of Common-Pleas at Westminster before the Justices there against them the said R. L. and G. L. then in possession of the said Premisses shall recover the said Mannor and Lordship Rectory Advowson Messuages Lands Tenements Hereditaments and other the Premisses mentioned meant or intended in or by the said recited Indenture to be bargained and sold with their rights members and appurtenances in due form of Law against the said R. L. and G. L. then being Tenants of the said Premisses with the appurtenances by some name and names in the said Writ and Recovery to be contained and upon the said Writ and proceeding thereupon the said R L. and G. L. after appearance shall vouch over to warrant the said R. M. and that the said R. M. shall thereunto appear and vouch over to warrant the Common vouchee and that each of them the said R. L. and G. L. and the said R. M. shall do and suffer all and whatsoever to them and either of them in that behalf shall belong and appertain for the suffering a good and perfect Recovery of all the said Mannors Lordships Lands Tenements and other the Premisses mentioned in the said Indenture to be thereby given granted bargained and sold unto the said R. L. and G. L. according to the course of Common Recoveries and Assurances of Lands in such Cases used and that the said Recovery shall in due form of law be executed by the Writ of Habere facias seisin accordingly And it is by these presents likewise fully concluded agreed and declared by and between all the Parties unto these presents To lead the use of the Recovery That the said Recovery and all other Recoveries whatsoever had made knowledged levied executed or suffered or to be had made knowledged executed or suffered of the Premisses or of any parcel thereof by or betwixt the said Parties or any of them and the full force and execution of the same and every of them shall be and enure and shall be had taken confirued esteemed and adjudged to be and to enure to the only uses provisoes conditions and limitations before herein mentioned according to the true intent and meaning of the said Indenture and of these presents and to no other use behoof intent or purpose whatsoever And it is further covenanted conditioned concluded and fully agreed by and between the said Parties to these presents For payment of a further sum of money for the absolute purchase of the land mortgaged and the true intent and meaning of the said Parties to these presents is and the said R. L. and G. L. do covenant c. That if the said R. M his Heirs Executors Administrators or Assigns or any of them do not pay or cause to be paid unto the said R. L. and G. L. their Executors Administrators or Assigns nor to any of them the said Sum of 800 l. c. at the day and places of payment thereof above mentioned but shall make default of payment thereof or of any part or parcel thereof according to the true meaning of the said Proviso or condition whereby or by reason whereof the premisses and every parcel thereof shall become absolute to the said R. L. and G. L. their heirs and assigns according to the true intent and plain meaning of these presents that then they the said R. L. and G. L. their Heirs Executors Administrators or Assigns or some of them shall and will pay or cause to be paid unto the said R. M. his Heirs Executors Administrators or Assigns at or c. the full sum of c. in manner and form following that is to say on the c. day of c. the sum of 120 l. and within one whole year next ensuing the day of the death of the said R. M. the Father the sum of 100 l. at the end of one other whole year then next following one other 100 l. and at the end of one other whole year also then next ensuing one other 100 l. in full satisfaction of and for the clear and absolute purchase of the said Mannor and Lordship Rectory Advowson Messuages Lands Tenements Hereditaments and of all and singular other the premisses in the said Indenture mentioned to be thereby given granted bargained and sold and of every part and parcel thereof with the appurtenances In witness c. Covenants for surrendring of Copy-hold Lands And the said D. S. for the consideration before in these presents expressed doth further covenant promise and grant for her self For making a Surrender her Heirs Executors and Administrators and for every of them to and with the said J. P. his Heirs and Assigns by these presents That she the said Dame S. S. or her Heirs shall and will on this side and before the Feast of c. at the charges in the Law of the said J. P. his Heirs or Assigns make and suffer or cause to be made and suffered a good and sufficient Surrender in Law to the use of the said J. P. his heirs and assigns for ever according to the custome of the Mannor of C. of one Field or Close of Pasture c. And so recite the Land verbatim for every part and parcel thereof with the appurtenances being parcels of the said Mannor of C. and which late were the Copy-hold inheritance of T. C. deceased according to the custome of the said Mannor And the said Dame S. doth covenant c. That the said
this That a Deed to lead the use of a fine may be either by an Instrument Poll or Indented and the Indented may be either single of two parts of three parts called Tripartite or four parts called Quadripartite or of more parts as the case is thus This Indenture c. between A. of the one part and B. of the second part Or Tripartite as This Indenture c. between A. of the first part B. of the second and D. of the third part Or Quadripartite between A. of the first part C. of the second part E. of the third part and G. of the fourth part and so to name all the persons except the common Vouchee that bear any part in the Deed Fine or Recovery And so in all other matters as the case is the Indentures are to be drawn up In the last place I will cite Six or Seven Cases in this Point and so go on to the next head 1. In 31 H. 8. Nota That a Fine being enrolled in London doth bind as a Fine at Common Law but not as a fine with Proclamations and there needs no Livery of Seisin upon the Deed and this is a Discontinuance without Livery for that by the custome there this bindeth as a fine and the Customes are confirmed by divers Acts of Parliament Litt. Broo. Case 155. 2. In Pasche 2 Jac. B. R. in the Case of the Countess of Rutland against the Earl of Rutland It was held upon Evidence to a Jury and to them delivered by the Court for Law That if there be an Indenture for levying of a Fine to such persons before such a time to such uses and the fine be levied to the same persons within the same time it shall be to the same uses And no Averment can be to the contrary unless it be by other matter in writing But if a fine be levied to other persons or at another time it may be well averred by Paroll to be to other uses For in the first case the Indenture is directory to the fine and in the other case it is but Evidence Cro. 2.29 3. If a Woman who is an inheritrix covenants by Indenture without the knowledg or consent of the husband to levy a Fine to certain Conusees and Uses in the Indenture mentioned and afterwards the Husband covenants by another Indenture without the knowledg and consent of his wife to levy a fine to other Conusees and Uses in that Indenture mentioned and afterwards the husband and wife joyn in a fine to the Conusees in the Indenture of the wife mentioned In this case the Limitations and Declarations of both the Uses in both the Indentures are void and the Fine shall be by construction of Law to the use of the woman and her heirs as if no use had been declared for the wife alone though she be Owner of the Land yet being sub Potestate Viri cannot limit the use on the one side And the husband who hath not any thing in his own right cannot without the good liking of the wise limit the use of the Wives Land So the one is not sui Juris and hath an Estate The other is sui Juris and hath not the Estate and therefore when they differ in the limitation of the Uses all which they do must be void 4. Tenant for life by Fine granted totum statum to A. and his heirs the Grantee dyes the heir being impleaded in a Praecipe prayed ayd and could not have it because it is but an Occupance Co. 10.95 Dyer 321. 5. In the Case of Iseham and Morris Pasch 4 Car. 1. It was Resolved among other things That where one is Lessee for years and assigns over his Lease in trust for himself and afterwards purchases the Inheritance and occupies the Land and then levies a a Fine with Proclamations and the Lessee doth not claim the Lease within the five years this Fine and Non-claim shall barre the interest of the Lessee though he who levied the Fine hath the possession by reason of the Trust But this Trust is included in the fine and the Trustee not making claim his Interest is barred thereby Cro. 1.78 6. Nota. It was agreed by all the Justices and by the Prothonotaries That if the Disseisor levy a Fine and the Disseisee in the preservation of his right against the said fine enter his Claim in the Record of the foot of the fine that the same is not any such claim as shall avoid the Stat. of 4 H. 7. See for this the Lord Zouches Case in Plowd Com. Mich. 29 Eliz. in C. B. 7. In Hill 45 Eliz. B. R. Fitz-Williams Case in Ejectione Firmâ— it was found That Fitzwilliams did suffer a Recovery to the use of himself and his wife with a Remainder to John Fitz-Williams and with a Proviso in these words Provided That it shall be lawful for him and his wife by their Joynt Deed sealed before three Credible witnesses to alter change revoke determine and make void any use or uses Estate or Estates limited in the said Deed and to limit new uses and that from thenceforth the Recovery shall be to the new uses And it was found moreover that Fitz Williams made a Deed and by it declared That it was their intent to alter change determine revoke or avoid all the former uses to J. F. and thereupon without more words limit new Uses In this Case it was doubted If the old Uses were well revoked and the new uses in being And after many Arguments it was adjudged a good Revocation of the old Uses and a good limitation of new uses Moors Rep. 683. And it seems the like Law is of the Uses of a Fine 8. A Fine was levied to A. to the use of A. for life the Remainder to E. in tail the Remainder in fee to B Provided That if B. pay 100 l. that he shall have Tail in fee expectant In this case upon the payment the use shall arise accordingly Dyer 314. 9. If there be Tenant for life the Remainder in see to an Infant and they both levy a Fine and after the fine is reversed as to the Infant yet the Conusee shall have the Land for the life of the Tenant for life because that each of them gave that which he might lawfully give Englishes Case Co. 1. Part 76. in Bredons Case I will in the last place give you the Statutes concerning Fines The first of which is 27 H. 1. Stat. 1. cap. 1. De finibus levatis Exception against a Fine that the Plaintiffs or Defendants or their Ancestors were alwayes seised of the Lands contained in the fine shall not from henceforth be admitted in the Parties to the fine or their heirs The Fines shall two dayes in the Week be publikely and solemnly read and all Pleas cease in the mean time 34 Ed. 3. cap. 18. The Plea of Non-claym of Fines from henceforth to be levied shall not be any barre Marlb 1. cap. 7. All Fines
whereupon Proclamations be not or shall not be duly made by reason of the adjournment of any term by Writ shall be as good as if any Term had been holden from the beginning to the end and Proclamations therein made according to the Statute 5 H. 4. cap. 14. All Writs of Covenant and other whereupon Fines be levied the Dedimus Potestatem and all Conusances and Notes of the same before that they be drawn out of the Common Bench by the Chirographer shall be enrolled in a Roll to be of Record for ever out of the which execution shall be had if the notes or fines shall be imbezelled 34 H. 7. cap. 24. Every Fine after the engrossing shall be proclaimed in the Court the same Term and the three next four several dayes in every Term all Pleas ceasing the whilest which Proclamations so made the fine shall conclude all Privies and Strangers except women covert persons within 21 years of age in prison out of the Realm or of nonsane memory being no parties to the fine so they or their heirs take their action or lawful entry within five years after those imperfections removed Saving to all persons and their heirs other than parties the right claim and interest which they have at the time of the fine so that they pursue it by Action or lawful Entry within five years next after the Proclamations And saving to all other persons such right title claym and interest as first shall grow remain or come to them after the Proclamations by force of any matter before the fine so they take their right according to the Law within five years after it growes c. And those that be Covert Baron c. at the time when it groweth c. that they or their heirs take their actions or lawfull entry within five years after those imperfections removed Saving also to all not parties nor privies the exception that none of the parties nor any to their use had any thing in the Lands at the time of the fine 31 H. 8. cap. 36. All Fines levied by any person of 21 years of age of Lands entailed before the same fine to himself or his Ancestors in Possession Reversion Remainder or Use shall immediately after Proclamation made be a sufficient Barre against him and his heirs clayming only by such entayle and against all other clayming onely to his use or the use of any Heir of his Body 23 Eliz. cap. 3. Every Writ of Covenant or other Writ whereupon any Fine is levied the Return thereof the Dedimus Potestatem and return thereof the Concord Note and Foot of the Fine the Proclamations and Queens silver Also every Writ of Entry in the Post or other Writ whereupon any Common Recovery is suffered the Writs or Summons ad Warrantizandum and the returns of all these Writs and every Warrant of Atturney may at any mans request be enrolled which enrollment shall be of as great force to all purposes in Law as the things themselves if they were extant No Fine Proclamation or Common Recovery shall be reversed by Writ of Error by reason of false Latine rasure interlining mis-entring the Warrant of Atturney or of any Proclamation mis-entring or non-return of the Sheriff or by reason of any other defect of Form in words and not in matter of substance 31 Eliz. cap. 2. Proclamations of Fines shall be onely four times viz. once in the Term wherein the fine is engrossed and once every of the three Terms next after Of a Recovery A Common Recovery is onely Fiâ—lio Juris being a certain form used for the better assuring of Lands or Tenements upon any man And this Recovery by assent is now by common usage a kind of conveyance upon which a use may be limited and averred And there is a great difference between a Recovery by assent and a Recovery without assent though without title Co. 1. Sir William Pelhams Case 14. In the formalities whereof three things or parties are required viz. a Demandant a Tenant and a Vouchee as efficient causes thereof and the Land demanded as the matter thereof 1. The Demandant is he that brings the Writ of Entry and may be termed properly enough the Recoveror 2. The Tenant is he against whom the Writ is brought and may be stiled the Recoverce 3. The Vouchee is he whom the Tenant voucheth or calleth to warranty for the Land in demand And it is either with a single Voucher which is where the Writ is brought against him that is to pass the Land immediately and he doth vouch over the common Vouchee And sometimes with a double Voucher which is when the writ is brought against another to whom he that is to pass the Land hath aliened it and he doth vouch him that is to make the assurance and he doth vouch over the common Vouchee and this is the surest and safest kind of Recovery And this may be also with a treble Vouchee And here observe That a Common Recovery is much of the nature of a Fine and hath much favour from the Law at this day and is in some respects better than a Fine for a fine will barre the Heir in tail but not him in Remainder or Reversion but a Recovery bars them all Co. 1.22.62 The method of suffering a Recovery and the manner and order of proceeding therein is as followeth First There must be a Writ of Entry and therein a Demandant a Tenant and a Vouchee for if either of these be wanting it is not a compleat Recovery and such persons and by such names may be Demandants Tenants and Vouchees in Recoveries as may be Cognisors and Cognisees in Fines Co. upon Litt. 372. But the persons and parties must be competent and capable and there must be a lawful Tenant to the Praecipe 2. In the Writ of Entry there must be Land contained or some other thing demanded and that such as is demandable and therefore we are to take notice That of such things and by such names as a Writ of Covenant for the levying of a fine may be had a Writ of Entry for suffering a Recovery may be had See Doctor and Student 52. Mores Rep. 953. 3. It must not contain the same thing twice as to name a Messuage and a House parcel of the same Messuage nor a Town and a Hamlet within the same Town 4. If the Writ of Entry be returnable Crastino Martini the Writ of Summons ad Warrant thereupon must bear Teste from the return of Crast Mart. and be returnable nine returns after the return of the Writ of Entry inclusivè that is accounting Crast Mart. for one of the nine returns and Tres Paschae which is the ninth return after Crast Mart. for another And the Teste of the Writ of Seisin must be the day of that ninth return and be returnable fifteen days after If a single Recovery and a Fine be against the Tenant the Writ of Entry must bear date and Teste before the Writ of
and prosecuted against the said T. M. before Sir John Vaughan Knight c. the Kings Majesties Justices of the Court of Common Pleas at Westminstor according to the usual order and form of Recoveries heretofore used the Mannor of L. with the appurtenances and divers other Lands c. lying in the Parishes c. in the County c. at the time of the said Recovery had being the inheritance of the said T. M. other than such Messuages and Lands as the said T. lately purchased of one P.S. by the names of c. Now this Indenture witnesseth That it is covenanred condescended to concluded and agreed between the said parties to these presents in manner and form following That the intent and true meaning of all the said parties now is and at the time of the said Recovery so had and suffered was that the said Recovery should and shall be and enure and construed to be and enure And that the said A. T. and his heirs immediately from and after the said Recovery so had and executed should and shall stand and be seised of the said Mannor and all other the Lands Tenements and Hereditaments with the appurtenances in the said Recovery meant and intended to be comprised to the only uses and intents hereafter by these presents set forth and declared and to none other uses intents or purposes whatsoever That is to say to the use of the said T.M. for the term of his natural life and after his decease then to the use and behoof of the eldest Son of the said T.M. begotten or to be begotten on the Body of M. the intended Wife of the said T. M. and the heirs males of the Body of the said eldest Son and for default of such Issue to the right Heirs of the said T.M. for ever A Proviso for Revocation of uses PRovided alwayes That if the said T. M. party to these presents shall at any time during his natural life intend or be willing to alter change revoke or make void the said Estates Remainders Uses and Limitations before in these presents mentioned or any of them c. and shall by any writing or writings under his hand and seal in the presence of two credible witnesses at the least signifie and declare That his mind and intent is to alter change revoke or make void the Uses c. That then and at all times after such writing and writings shall be so signed and sealed all the said Estates Uses c. before in these presents specified and declared and in the said writing or writings mentioned shall from thenceforth cease determine be revoked and utterly for ever void And that then and at all times after he the said A. T. his Heirs and Assigns and all and every other person and persons whatsoever which shall be then seifed of the said Premisses with their Appurtenances or any part or parcell thereof shall stand and be seised thereof or of so much thereof as shall be mentioned and contained in the said Writing or Writings of Revocation to the onely use and behoof of the said T. M. his Heirs and Assigns for ever or to such other uses intents or purposes as in the said Writing or Writings of Revocation shall be limited appointed and declared and to none other use intent or purpose whatsoever any thing before specified to the contrary in any wise notwithstanding In witness whereof c. An Indenture to lead the uses of a Fine and Recovery had and suffered THis Indenture made c. Between A. M. of c. and J. B G. B. of c. of the one part and R. C. of c. on the other part Whereas the said A. M. being seifed in his Demesne as of Fee of and in certain Messuages Lands Tenements and Hereditaments with the appurtenances scituate lying and being in W. in the County of C. and it having been agreed between the said A. M. and the said R. C. that for a valuable Consideration of money to the said A. to be paid by the said R. the said A. should convey the same to the said R. and his Heirs in such manner as the Councel Learned of the said R. should advise or reqâ—â—â— And whereas by advice of the said Councel Learned of the said â— he in Easter-Term last past before the date hereof in the Court of Common Pleas at Westminster did commence prosecute and bring one Writ of Entry Sur Disseisin in le Post against the said R. C. demanding thereby one Messuage two Gardens c. with the appurtenances in W. aforesaid unto which the said R. did appear and did vouch to Warranty the said A. M. who being then present in Court the said Vouchee in proper person vouched over one L. M. whereby a good and perfect Common Recovery of the said Premisses with double Voucher according to the form of Common Recoveries in such cases used was due in form of Law suffered and executed And whereas the said R. in Easter-Term aforesaid by advice of the Councel of the said R C. did levy and knowledg in due form of Law before his Majesties Justices of his Highnesse said Court of Common Pleas unto the said R. C. and his Heirs one Fine Sur Conusance de droit come ceo c. with Proclamation thereupon had according to the Form of the Statute in that behalf made and Provided as in and by the said Fine and Recovery relation being thereunto had more sully and at large may appear Now This Indenture Witnesseth That the said J. B. G. B. and A. M. and every of them for themselves their Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns and for every of them do covenant grant declare and agree to and with the said R. C. his Heirs and Assigns and to and with every of them by these presents That the said recited Fine and Recovery and the Recoveror and Recoverors therein named and their Heirs and Assigns and the Heirs of the Survivor of them and all other person and persons which now are or shall be seised of the said recited Premisses and every part and parcell thereof shall thereof stand and be seised to and for the onely use and behoof of the said R. C. his Heirs and Assigns for ever and to and for no other use intent or purpose whatsoever In witness whereof c. Revocations of Uses in former Indentures mentioned according to the power thereby given THis Indenture made c. Between E.S. of S. in the County of M. Esq of the one part and R.H. T.T. J.B. and H.H. of the other part Witnesseth That whereas the said E.S. did heretofore by his Indenture bearing date c. made between him the said E.S. of the one part and J.O. of P. in the said County of L. Esq on the other part Covenant grant and agree to and with the said J.O. his Executors and Administrators That he the said E. and his Heirs in such manner and form as by the said recited Indenture
not extend to Lands sold bona fide after the Judgment given when the money raised thereupon is paid or secured to be paid to Creditors in discharge of due debts But to return to Execution wherein we are to consider That the Writs whereby this Execution is made are some of them against the person some of them against the goods some of them against the Lands and some of them against the Body Lands and Goods together Co. 6.87 8.141 For the doing of Execution in a Suit for debt or damages the Writs are the Levari facias the Fieri facias and the Capias ad Satisfaciendum and sometimes the Exigent the Capias Utlagatum and the Capias pro fine The Levari facias is a Judicial Writ directed to the Sheriff for the levying of a summe of money upon the Lands and Tenements of him against whom the Judgment is Reg. Orig. fol. 298. The Fieri facias is a Judicial Writ lying for him that hath recovered in an Action on Debt or Damage directed to the Sheriff commanding him to levy the same of the Defendants goods Old Nat. Bre. 152. The Capias ad Satisfaciendum is a Judicial Writ grounded upon a Statute lying where a man hath recovered in an Action personal any debt or damages in the Kings Court directed to the Sheriff to command him to take the body of him against whom the debt is recovered and to put him in prison till Satisfaction be made to him that recovered And all these three last named Writs are to be sued out within a year and day after the Judgment obtained and not after without Scire facias And if they be sued out within the year they may be continued after the year till Execution Co. on Litt. 290. The Exigent is a Writ that lyeth where the Defendant in an Action personal cannot be found nor any thing within the County to be attached or distrained and is directed to the Sheriff to proclaim and call him five County days one after another charging him to appear under pain of Outlawry And if he be Outlawed then all his Goods and Chattels are forfeited And this mostly goeth forth before Judgment and in some cases after Judgment If it be before Judgment there must go before it three Writs of Capias ad Respondendum with a Non est inventus upon each of them returned But if it be after Judgment as it may on a Capias ad Computandum or Capias ad Satisfaciendum there it may issue out after the first Capias Termes del Ley. The Capias Utlagatum is a Writ of Execution or after Judgment which lyeth against him that is Outlawed upon any Suit directed to the Sheriff commanding him upon receit thereof to apprehend the party Outlawed for his contempt in not appearing upon the Exigent and to keep him in safe custody until c. and to bring him into the Court at the day of the return of the Writ where he is to remain without bail or mainprise Co. 12.103 There is also a special Writ in this case called a Capias Utlagatum inquiras de bonis et Catallis which is a Writ in a manner the same with the former but that it gives a farther power to the Sheriff over and besides the apprehension of his body to inquire of and seize upon his Goods and Chattels to the Kings use Old N. B. 154. The Capias pro fine is where a Judgment is given in a Case for a Plaintiff and it is in such a case where the Defendant is also to pay a Fine to the King the which being not paid to command the Sheriff to take and imprison him till he pay his Fine to the King Co. 3.1 2 3. The Extendi facias is that which is called the Writ of Extent whereby the value of Lands c. is commanded to be made and levied For to extend doth signifie in Law to value the Lands or Tenements of one bound by Statute c. who hath forfeited his Bond to such an indifferent rate as by the yearly Rent the Obligor may in time be paid his debt F.N.B. 131. And Extent doth sometimes signifie a Writ to the Sheriff for the valuing of Lands or Tenements and sometimes the Act of the Sheriff upon this Writ And if the Sheriff delay to execute the Writ of Extendi facias in the delivery of Lands Goods and Chattels of the Conusor to the Conusee that are apprised and taken into his hands upon the Extent he may be be forced to it by a Writ called a Liberate The Elegit is a Judicial Writ grounded upon the Statute and lyeth for him that hath recovered debt or damages in the Kings Court against one not able in his Goods to satisfie directed to the Sheriff to command him to make delivery of half the parties Lands and Tenements and all his Goods Oxen and Beasts for the Plough excepted Old Nat. Bre. 152. Reg. Orig. 129 299. The Scire Facias is a Judicial Writ most commonly to call a man to shew cause to the Court whence it is sent why Execution of a Judgment passed should not be made And this commonly is not granted before a year and a day be passed after the Judgment given In which cases for the most part Execution is not grantable until this Writ and the return thereof be had and past Vet. N. B. 151. And where a man shall be put to this To have Execution or not see 21 E. 3.22 Execution 53 55 69 89 97 143. Scire Facias 126. Execution 102 164 243. And here observe That Executions may be arrested and stayed by the Court wherein the Judgment is given By the Common Law for a debt for which a man had Judgement he could have had neither Body nor Lands in Execution in case of a common person but the Goods and Chattels and Profits of the Lands except in case of an heir chargeable by the deed of his Ancestor but the Law is now otherwise for at this day upon a Judgment given for debt or damages in the Courts of Record at Westminster generally the moyety of all the Land that the Defendant hath tempore redditionis judicii or at any time after and all the Goods and Chattels he hath tempore Executionis or the day of the Writ awarded shall be subject and lyable to the Executionâ— and all these may be taken in Execution by the Sheriff into whose hands soever they be come Dyer 306.34 Co. 3.12 34 H. 6.45 The Ca. sa did not lye at the Common Law against any man for debt but in case of the King until 25 E. 3.17 Vide Co. 3. in Sir William Herberts Case How the Sheriff and his Officers are to perform their Office in doing execution the following Observations will shew 1. If the Sheriff have a Writ of Execution delivered to him and a Writ of discharge or Supersedeas come to the Sheriff but he hath not notice of it In this case he may serve
Execution upon a Statute or Recognisance and when and how Wherein take notice 1. That when a man doth enter into a Statute or Recognisance the Land of the Conusor is not the debtor but the Body And the Land is lyable onely in respect that it is in the hands of the Conuâ—or at the time of the acknowledging of the Statute or afterwards and the Land is not charged with the debt but chargeable onely at the election of the Conusee but the person is chargeable and the Land in respect of the person And therefore although the Conusor alien his Land to another yet he remains debtor still and his body and goods shall be taken in Execution Plow 72. 2. That the body of the Conusor himself but not the body of his Heir Executor or Administrator is lyable to Execution and may be taken although there be Lands Goods and Chattels to satisfie the debt 3. That all the Demesne Lands Tenements and Hereditaments corporeal and incorporeal of the Conusor that are grantable over as his Mannors Messuages Lands meadows Pastures Woods Rents Commons Tythes Advowsons and the like also his Goods and Chattels as Leases for years and all his Emblements Cattel Housholdstuff and the like and Wardships when they were in being are lyable to Execution upon a Statute But Annuities Offices in Trust Seigniories in Frank-almoigne Homage Fealty Right to Land things in action and such like are not liable to such Execution Co. 3.12 Plow 72. Co. 2.59 Litt. Sect. 318. Dyer 7.205 Co. on Litt. 174. Doct. Stud. 53. Co. 2. Part. Inst 397. 4. All the Lands Tenements and Hereditaments which the Conusor had at the time of the Recognisance entred into or at any time after in whose hands soever or by what means soever the same are come at the time of the Execution shall be subject and lyable to the Execution But the Lands which the Conusor had and did put away before the time of the Statute or Recognisance entred into are not lyable And all the Goods and Chattels the Conusor hath or are found in his hands at the time when the Execution is to be made by Extendi facias are lyable But the Goods and Chattels he had and did bona fide do away before the time of Execution done are not lyable to the Execution Co. 3.12 5. The Conusee upon other Recognizances shall have the same things in execution as a man shall have after a Judgment in a Suit in the Kings-Bench or Common Pleas by Fieri facias or Levari facias all his Goods and Chattels and by Elegit the moiety of his Lands and all his Chattels besides the Cattel of his Plow and Implements of Husbandry But in these cases he cannot take the body of the Conusor in Execution unless it be upon a new Suit or in case of Bayl in the Kings Bench. Plow 72. Co. 3.12 Dyer 306. In the next place I will shew you the Method how a Statute or Recognizance is to be executed and all the proceedings thereupon Wherein observe That Recognisances are of two sorts 1. Such as are usually taken in the Kings Courts of Record at Westminster 2. Such as are in the nature of a Statute staple by the Statute of 23 H. 8. The proceedings upon the Statute Staple and the Recognisance founded on the 23 H. 8. aforesaid in the execution thereof are in the same manner as the proceedings in the Statute Merchant which I mention hereafter but with these differences 1. Upon the execution of the Statute-Merchant there issues forth a Capias against the Body before any execution be made of the Lands or Goods and Chattels and the Lands and goods cannot be extended till a quarter of a year be past after the Body is taken or the Sheriff have teturned a Non est Inventus But upon the execution of the Statute-Staple and the Recognisance the Body goods and Lands may be taken altogether at once Then secondly Upon a Statute-Merchant one may have an Action of debt but otherwise it is of a Statute-staple And thirdly The Capias upon the Statute-Merchant may be returnable in the Kings-Bench or Common-Pleas but the Writ of Execution upon the other is to be returnable in Chancery F.N.B. 130 131. Co. on Litt 290. Fourthly That in a Statute-Staple presently after the Certificate into the Chancery the Conusee shall have a Writ to take his body and extend his Lands and Goods returnable in Chancery which is a Commission directed to the Sheriff of the County where the Goods and Lands lye for the valuing thereof whereby they shall be apprised at a reasonable rate by a Jury of sworn men impanelled by the Sheriff for that purpose which Inquisition returned by the Sheriff he may take and deliver the Lands and Goods to the Conusee To hold the same till he be satisfied of his debt and damages or if he refuse the Conusee may force him to it by a Liberate Dyer 180. Co. 4.67 The proceedings upon a Statute Merchant are That the Conusee may if he please bring his Statute to the Mayor Clerk or other Officer before whom it was acknowledged and there if they find the record of it and the day to be past for the payment of the money they are to apprehend and imprison the body of the Conusor if he be a Lay-person and can be found within their Jurisdiction And if he cannot be found then they are to certifie the Record into Chancery And this they may be compelled to by Certiorari if otherwise they refuse to do it And upon a Nihil returned upon a Testatum est he may have process into another County but otherwise it is of goods And if that Certificate be faulty or Execution be not done upon it by reason of the Conusees death or otherwise the Conusee or his Executor or Administrator may have another Certificate and thereupon he shall have a Writ of Capias out of the Chancery directed to the Sheriff of the County where the Conusor lives to apprehend and imprison him if he be not a Clergy-man and this to be returned into the Kings Bench or Common-Pleas And when the Conusor is taken he shall have time for a quarter of a year to make his agreement with the Conusee and to sell his Lands or Goods to satisfie him And to that purpose he himself may sell his Lands and Goods although he be in prison and the sale thereof will be good and lawful But if in that time he do not satisfie the Conusor or if upon the Capias the Sheriff return a Non est inventus then by another or divers Writs if the Lands and Goods lye in divers Counties called Extendi facias to all the Sheriffs of the Counties where he hath Lands whereby they shall be commanded to extend his Lands and goods and to deliver the goods to him and the Lands To hold to him and his heirs till the debt be levied or paid And this Act of the Sheriff
and Jury upon this Writ is called an Extent And if the Sheriff or Apprisors upon the Extendi facias over-value the Lands or Goods in favour to the debtor the Conusee hath no remedy but by motion in that Court where the Writ is returnable at the Return day or at least the same Term to desire that the Apprisors may take the Lands or Goods at the rate they have valued them in the same manner as the Corusee is to have them And a Sale made of Goods in this case by the Sheriff is as strong as if it were in Market-overt And when the Conusee is in possession of Lands by such an Extent as before then is he Tenant by Statute And after the Conusee is once setled in peace in the Lands extended he shall hold them till he be satisfied his debt and his reasonable costs and damages for travel suit delay and expence See for this Dyer 299. Co. 5.87 F.N.B. 130. Co. on Litt. 290. Co. 2. Part Inst 395 396. The proceedings upon the other kinds of Recognisances are after another manner For upon Recognizances at the Common Law if the money be not paid at the day the Conusee his Executor or Administrator is to bring a Scire facias against the Conusor or if he be dead against his heir when he is of full age or if the Lands the Conusor had at the time of entring into the Recognisance be sold against the Purchasors of them which the Conusor had at any time after the Recognisance entred into to warn them to come into the Court whence the Scire facias issued to shew cause why Execution should not be made upon the said Recognisance and if the party or parties cannot be sound to be warned or being warned do not appear at the time or appearing do not shew cause why the debt should not be levied In this case the Conusee shall have Execution of his moiety by Elegit or if the Conusor be living of all his Goods by Levari or Fieri facias at his Election but he may not have Execution of his Body unless he bring an Action of Debt upon the Recognisance as in this case he may do or it be by the course of the Court as it is in the Kings Bench on a Bayl wherein a Capias doth lye Dyer 315 360 366. The proceedings against the Sureties upon Statutes are to be in the same manner as the proceeding against the Principal And yet where the Principal hath moveables to satisfie the debt the Surety as it seems is not to be charged I will Illustrate this matter in the next place with some few Cases And first 1. Tenant by Elegit upon Judgments and Recognisances is to hold the Land until he be answered his debt without his costs and Mises c. But Tenant by Statute Merchant Statute-Staple or by Recognisance in nature of a Statute-Staple is to hold the Land c. untill he be paid his debt together with his Mises and Costs Co. 2. part Inst 678. 2. In case where Extenders upon Elegit or other Writ of Execution or upon a Recognisance in Court do extend the Land too high they shall not be forced to take it at the rate as the Extenders of Land for Execution upon a Statute-Merchant Staple or Recognisance in nature of a Statute-Staple shall be Bendloes Rep. 15. Co. on Litt. 290. Yelverton 55. 3. If one seised of White-acre Black-acre and Green-acre enter into a Statute or Judgment against him and then he enfeoffeth A. of White-acre and B. of Black-acre and keep Green-acre to himself in this case the Conusee or Plaintiff may have his Execution upon the moiety of Green-acre and not meddle with the other two Acres if he please but he may not in such case extend a moiety only in the hands of both the purchasors but he must extend a moiety in the hands of both the purchasors and of all the rest of the Land subject to the Execution for if he leave out any 〈◊〉 it the party grieved thereby will have his remedy and avoid the Execution by Audita Querela for where the Books say each purchaser shall have contribution in that case it is intended that such extent shall be avoided of that part and all the Land shall be extended and equally charged And so it is in this case where Green-acre shall descend to an heir there the Conusee may extend onely the moiety of this Acre in the hand of the heir and not meddle with the two Acres in the hands of the purchasors if he please But where there be two or more Conusors in a Statute c. there the Lands of them all and not of one of them are to be extended Co. 2. part Inst 396. 4. If two persons recover against one in debt severally and he that hath the first Judgment sues an Elegit and hath the moyety of the Land in Execution and then the other sues an Elegit In this case he that last sueth shall have but a moyety of the moyety that is left Cro. 3.482 5. If the Conusee on a Statute or Recognisance in nature of a Statute receive his whole debt by the Land yet may not the Counsor enter but where upon an Elegit he is satisfied there the Conusor may enter on his Land Co. 2. Part. Inst 600. In the last place I will give you the Statutes concerning this matter Westm 2. cap. 46. For all things recorded before the Kings Justices or contained in Fines whether Contracts Covenants Obligations Services or Customs acknowledged or any other things enrolled a Writ of Execution shall be within the year so as the parties shall not need to plead c. Stat. de Acton Burnell 11 E. 1. A Debt acknowledged to a Merchant before the Mayor of London York or Bristol or before a Mayor or Clerk appointed by the King thereunto shall be enrolled And if the Debtor fail of his payment at the day the Debtee or his Executors may call for Execution and upon notice thereof to the Mayor and Clerk they shall cause his Chattels and Moveables to be sold as far as the debt doth amount by Apprisement of honest men and the money without delay shall be paid to the Creditor and in case they cannot sell them they shall cause so much of the moveables to be delivered to him as amounts to the debt and the Kings Seale shall be put to the sale and deliverance and if the Debtor have no moveables within the Mayors Jurisdiction then shall the Mayor send the Recognisance unto the Chancellor under the Kings Seal and the Chancellor shall thereupon direct a Writ to the Sheriff in whose Bayliffwick the Moveables of the Debtor be who shall proceed therein as the Mayor might have done if the Moveables had been in his power If the Apprizors set too high a value on the things that are to be sold they shall be compellable to take them at the same prices and shall
forthwith be answerable to the Creditor for his debt And albeit the moveable Goods are sold for less than they are worth yet is the Debtor without Remedy and it shall be imputed to his own folly that he would not sell them himself while he might And if the Debtor have no moveables whereon the debt may be levied he shall be imprisoned and there remain till he agree with his Creditor and if he be in want the Creditor shall find him bread and water which the prisoner shall also satisfie before he be inlarged And if it be a Merchant Stranger that is Creditor he shall be satisfied for his stay about the business And if the Debtor have Sureties they shall be proceeded against in like form as is before declared against the Debtor howbeit so long as the Debt may be levied of the goods moveable of the Debtor his Pledges or Mainpernors shall be without damage Stat. de Mercatoribus 13 E. 1. A Debt acknowledged to a Merchant before the Mayor of London or Chief Warden of a Town which the King shall appoint or other sufficient Men when they cannot attend and before a Clerk which the King shall assign shall be enrolled and if it be not paid at the day the Debtor â—f he be a Lay-man shall be imprisoned by the Mayor till c. if he be within their power else by Writ out of the Chancery upon Certificate of a Recognisance thither And if he agree with the Creditor within a quarter of a year after then all the Lands which were the Debtors the day of the Recognisance made and also his Goods shall be delivered to the Creditors upon a reasonable extent And of these Lands so delivered the Conusee being ousted shall have an Assise or Redisseisin The Writs out of the Chancery shall be returnable before the Justices of either Bench and upon a Non est inventus returned or that he is a Clerk Writs to all the Sheriffs where he hath Lands or Goods shall go forth to deliver the same upon reasonable extent and to what Sheriff he will to take his Body The like process shall be against the pledges if the money be not paid at the day If the debtor or pledges dye the creditor shall have Execution upon the Lands of the heir at his full age Magna Charta cap. 8. The King shall not take the Lands or Rents of the debtors if he have sufficient Chattels Magna Charta cap. 18. The goods of the Debtor may be attached after his death by the view of lawful men that nothing shall be medled with till the Kings debt be paid Stat. 27 E. 3. cap. 9. The Mayor of the Staple shall take Recognisance of debt before himself and the Constables of the Staple whereupon default of payment being made the debtors Body shall be imprisoned and his goods sold in satisfaction if they be within the Staple else upon a Certificate into the Chancery a Writ shall go out from thence to imprison their Bodies and seize their Lands and goods which shall be returned into the Chancery and Execution thereupon in all respects as in the Statute-Merchant 〈◊〉 save that the debtor shall have no advantage of the quarter of a year Stat. 5 H. 4. cap. 12. A Statute being once shewed in the Common-Pleas and the process afterwards discontinued yet Execution may be afterwards awarded without shewing it again 11 H. 6. cap. 10. He that is in prison upon a Recognisance shall not be delivered out of prison upon a Scire facias against the party and surety thereupon found to the King alone but shall find Sureties severally as well to the King as to the other party Stat. 23 H. 8. cap. 6. Either of the Chief Justices or in their absence out of the same Term the Mayor of the Staple of Westminster with the Recorder of London may take Recognisances And they shall be executed in all respects as a Statute-Staple Stat. 27 Eliz. cap. 4. Every Statute-staple or Merchant not brought to the Clerk of the Recognisances within four moneths next after the acknowledging to enter a true copy thereof shall be against all persons their heirs successors executors administrators and assigns onely which for good consideration shall after the acknowledging of the same statute purchase the Land or any part lyable thereunto or any Rent Lease or profit of it Stat. 33. H. 8. cap. 39. All Obligations to the King shall be of the force of a Statute-staple If the Owner of goods sell his goods after the Teste of the Extent and before the Inquisition taken yet the Sheriff may seise and extend them Mores Rep. Case 72. Of a Dephesance A Defeasance which doth infectum reddere quod factum est signifies in our Law nothing but a Condition annexed to an Act as to an Obligation Recognisance Statute or Judgment which being performed by him that is bound and chargeable by the Act the Act it self is disabled and made void as if it had never been made or done And this is more peculiarly and properly applied to such conditional Instruments as are made in avoidance of Statutes and Recognisances at or after the time of entring into the same It differs from a Condition in this That a Condition is alwayes made at the same time with the Deed and commonly either annexed to it or inserted in it But a Defeasance is alwayes made in a Deed by it self and for the most part after the Original Deed is made or Act done to which it hath relation Wherein observe That all such things as are executory being created may by consent of all the parties to the creation of it be defeated so amongst others Bargain and Sales Statutes Recognisances and Judgements For it is a rule That in all Executory things that are made or created by Deed or Record the same thing by the consent of all the parties may in the like way be defeated and avoided Nihil est tam conveniens naturali aequitati quam quod unumquodque dissolvatur eo ligamine quo ligatur Co. upon Lit. 236. Plow 193.237 Co. 1.112 113. To make a good Defeasance these things are necessarily required 1. That if it be eodem mode it must be avoided by some act or instrument in Writing as it was created and therefore a Parol agreement to avoid a Statute will not be good It must therefore be by Deed but whether it be indented or Poll is not material Co. 1.14 Broo. Defeasance 13. Plowd 393. 2. That if it recite the Judgment or Statute which is very fit though not absolutely necessary care must be taken to reciâ—â—â— very exactly for if a Defeasance be made of a Statute or Recognisance made 1. Maii and it be recited to be made 10. of Maii it will be void so if it recite a Judgment as of Hillary Term and in truth it was in Easter Term. Plowd 393. Co. 1.113 3. It must be made between the same persons that were partieâ— to the
be so made or to any other to their use and uses and the counterparts of the same for us and in our names to accept and receive And also all such Fines and other sum and sums of Money as shall grow due for the same for us and in our names and to the use of us the said G. S. and E. M. to collect gather receive and take and all such Rents Duties Heriots arrerages of Rents and profits of Courts as are already or hereafter shall be due or payable for out of or concerning the premises or any of them to receive Giving and by these presents granting to our said Attorneys and either of them our full power and lawful authority touching and concerning the premises to do execute proceed and finish in all things in as ample manner and form to all intents and purposes as we the said G. S. and E. M. or either of us might or ought to do if we or either of us were then and there personally present And ratifying and allowing all and whatsoever our said Attorneys or either of them shall do in or about the premises or any of them according to the true intent and meaning of these presents In witness c. A Letter of Attorney to deliver a Lease upon the Land TO all c. I J. M. of c. Whereas I the said J. M. have subscribed and sealed one writing bearing date with these presents and hereunto annexed purporting a Demise unto W. W. of c. of all that the Mannor of G with the appurtenances in the County of Y. and of one Messuage 300 acres of Land 100 acres of Meadow 200 acres of Pasture and 100 acres of Wood with the appurtenances in C. aforesaid now or late in the Tenure or Occupation of W. C. his Assignee or Assignees To have and to hold the said Mannor and all other the premises unto the said W. W. his Executors or Assigns for the term of five years under the yearly Rent of c. as by the said Deed indented may appear Now know ye That I the said J. M. for divers good Causes and Considerations me hereunto especially moving have made ordained constituted and authorized and in my place and stead by these presents have nominated and put W. G. of c. my true sufficient and lawful Attorney for me and in my name into all that the said Mannor of C. and into the said Messuage 300 acres of Land 130 acres of Meadow 200 acres of Pasture and 100 acres of Wood with the appurtenances and into every or any part or parcel thereof in the name of the whole to enter and peaceable and quiet possession and seisin thereof for me and in my name to take and for every such possession and seisin thereof or any part thereof had and taken as aforesaid for me and in my name as my act and deed to deliver unto the said W. W. or his certain Attorney upon some part of the aforesaid premises the said Writing or Deed indented subscribed and sealed as aforesaid And all and every other act and thing requisite and necessary to be done in about or concerning the premises for me and in my name to do or cause to be done In witness c. A Letter of Attorney to keep Court KNow all men by these presents That we P. L. and H. S. of c. do hereby authorize constitute and appoint G. C. of c. Gent. our lawful Deputy and Attorney for us and in our names to appoint a Steward and Bayliff of and for our Mannor of B. and H. and by himself or his sufficient Deputy to and for our use to keep Courts within the said Mannors or either of them and to give admittance upon alienation or death to take and receive Attornments of all and every the Tenants thereof and to and for our use to assess Fines upon such admittances and for us and in our names and to our use to receive the said Fines and also such Heriots as shall be due upon such death or alienation and likewise to receive all Rents and arrerages of Rents and also all Amerciaments Perquisites and Profits that shall arise or grow due to us or any of the said Courts We do also further authorize and appoint the said G. C. to gather take up and seize to our use all Wayfes Estrayes Deodands Out-laws and Felons Goods which shall happen to arise be due or fall within the said Mannors or either of them Given under our Hands and Seals the c. In the c. A Letter of Attorney to take possession of Lands newly purchased BE it known unto all men by these presents That I J. H. Citizen c. have made ordained constituted authorized and appointed and by these presents do make ordain constitute authorize and appoint and in my stead and place by these presents put T. C. of c. my true sufficient and lawful Attorney for me and to my use to take and receive peaceable and quiet possession and seizin of and in all that Messuage or Tenement and all and singular the Lands and Premises thereunto belonging with the rights members and appurtenances situate lying and being in c. lately bargained and sold by B. P. unto me the said J. H. and the same possession so had and taken to detain and keep to the only use and behoof of me the said J. H. my Heirs and Assigns according to the tenour and true meaning of the Indenture whereby the said premises are conveyed unto me ratifying allowing and confirming all and whatsoever my said Attorney shall lawfully do or cause to be done in or about the premises by these presents In witness c. A Letter of Attorney for a Steward of a Mannor to receive Rents with authority to impound and distrain TO all c. I G. K. of c. send greeting in our Lord God everlasting Know ye That I the said G. K. for and in consideration of the special trust and confidence which I have and do repose in my well-beloved Friend C. P. of c. Gent. have made ordained constituted authorized and appointed the said C. P. my true sufficient and lawful Attorney for me and in my name stead and place to the only proper use and behoof of me the said G. K. my Executors and Administrators to collect gather demand and receive of all every or any my Tenants or Farmers of all every or any my Lordships Mannors Lands Tenements and Hereditaments whatsoever in the County of G. all and every such sum and sums of Money Rents arrerages of Rents Amerciaments Heriots Fines Issues and Profits whatsoever as shall any wise grow due accrue be issuing or payable unto me the said G. K. out of all or any my said Lordships Mannors Lands Tenements and Heredital â—ents And upon the receipt of all every or any such sum or sums of Money Rents and Profits for me and in my name to make and give acquittances or
any sufficient discharges to any of my said Tenants or Farmers requiring the same And the same sum and sums of Money Rents Issues and Profits so had and received to pay and deliver to me the said G. K. my Executors Administrators and Assigns and to be accomptable unto me the said G. K. my Executors and Administrators from time to time for all every or any the said sum or sums of Money so as asonesaid by the said C. P. had taken and received at the Feast of St. Michael the Archangel next ensuing the date hereof or before the end of Candlemas Term then next ensuing and at the Feast of the Annunciation of the blessed Lady St. Mary the Virgin then next following or before the end and expiration of Trinity Term then next ensuing and so from time to time at the Feasts and Dayes before prefixed to give and make a true account or accounts to me during the continuance of the power to him given and granted as aforesaid And further I do by these presents give full power and authority to my said Attorney at any time hereafter to elect and choose some one sufficient and able person to be Steward of my Courts of my said Mannors c. and also to place and displace at his will and pleasure upon just occasion any Bayliff or other Officer or Officers whatsoever as occasion shall require and also giving and by these presents granting unto my said Attorney full power and lawful authority for me and in my name stead and place and to my use as aforesaid for non-payment of all every or any my said Rents arrerages of Rents Issues Amerciaments and Profits to distrain impound arrest sue implead and imprison all every or any my said Tenants or Farmers which shall refuse to pay my said Attorney all or any such sum and sums of Money Rents Issues and Profits by them or any of them respectively due and payable unto me as aforesaid and the same persons again to discharge acquit and release of and from the same at his will and pleasure And further to do or cause or procure to be done in and about the premises all and whatsoever to the said C. P. shall seem requisite and needful to be done as effectually as if I my self were then and there personally present And which c. so to be done I do hereby covenant and grant for me my Heirs c. to justifie aver and maintain as fully and perfectly to all intents constructions and purposes as though the same were actually done by my self In witness c. A Warranty of Attorney to confess a Judgment WHereas K. B. widow of c. Executrix of the last Will and Testament of J. B. Esq hath sued out of the High-Court of Chancery an Original Writ of Debt for Two hundred pounds against me T. H. and J. W. of c. Esq and Sir R. B. of c. Knight my Sureties returnable this Trinity Term in the Court of Common-Pleas at Westminster These are therefore to require you to appear for me and my Sureties and to make Declaration for us the said T. H. J. W. and Sir R. B. at the suit of the said K. B. and thereupon to confess a Judgment either by non sum informat nihil dicit or otherwise as you shall think fitting and this shall be your sufficient warrant in that behalf In witness c. A Warrant to acknowledge satisfaction Mr. T. W. VVHereas in Trinity Term in the Twentieth year of the Reign of our Soveraign Lord King Charles over England c. there was a Judgment had and obtained in His Majesties Court of Common-Pleas at Westminster against A. P. of c. for c. Debt and c. Damages and Costs at the suit of c. These are to require you to acknowledge satisfaction upon the said Judgment and this shall be your sufficient warrant for the same In witness c. Another Warrant to acknowledge satisfaction Mr. T. F. VVHereas I heretofore retained you my Attorney in His Majesties Court of Kings Bench at Westminster to sue charge and implead R. E. upon several actions and a Habeas Corpus depending against him and whereas you thereupon further proceeded by my direction to the recovery and entry of four several Judgments the one of 50 l. Debt and 7 l. 10 s. and 8 d. Damages another c. another c. and the other c. for that I have received full satisfaction from the said R. E. for and concerning all those actions and several executions by you in my behalf obtained and entred against him by force whereof he remains Prisoner in the custody of the Marshal of His Majesties said Court These are therefore to will and require you to discharge those several actions by search or otherwise out of the Entry-Book of the Marshal of that Court or other declarations remaining on file there And further I do hereby direct and authorize you to acknowledge satisfaction upon Record upon the several Judgments above specified and all other Judgments chargeable against him for my satisfaction and so to release his person out of the Marshals custody from all causes touching me And for the doing thereof this shall be your sufficient warrant and discharge In witness c. An Indenture for suing forth a writ of Entry of a Mannor to the intent a Recovery may be had THis Indenture tripartite made the c. between H. E. of c. of the first part W. G. of c. of the second part and A. B. and C. D. of c. of the third part Witnesseth That it is covenanted granted concluded condescended unto and fully agreed upon by and between the said Parties to these presents And the said H. E. doth for himself his Heirs c. covenant c. that he the said E. or his c. before the Feast of c. at the proper Costs and Charges in the Law of the said W. G. his Heirs or Assigns shall permit and suffer the said A. B. and C. D. to bring and sue forth out of His Majesties High-Court of Chancery one Writ of Entry sur disseisin en le post against the said W. G. returnable before the Justices of the Common-Pleas at VVestminster at a certain day before the said Feast of c. by which Writ the said A. B. and C. D. shall demand against the said W. G. all that the Mannor of c. by the name of c. or by any other name or names whatsoever whereunto the said W. G. shall appear before the said Justices at the said day of return to be contained in the said Writ in his own proper person or by his Attorney sufficiently authorized by the Law for the same upon which appearance the said A. B. and C. D. shall declare against the said W. G. according to the nature of the said Writ and that he the said H. E. shall permit and suffer the said W. G. to make defence
conveying of Hesters third part to J. F. and his Heirs suffer a recovery and by this Deed together with the Tenants of the Free-bold and the Recoverors direct the use of the same Recovery THis Indenture Tripartite c. Between Sam. N. c. and Hest his Wife one of the Daughters and Co-heirs of W. K. late of c. deceased of the first part J. F. the younger of c. of the second part and T. Y. of c. and N. L. and B. T. of the third part witnesseth That whereas the said S. N. and Hester his Wife in the right of the said Hester were at the beginning of the Term of St. Michael now last past and before seized in Fee-rail with divers remainders over of and in one full third part the whole into three equal parts to be divided of all that Tenement c. containing by estimation one Yard-land with the appurtenances set lying and being in Dundry aforesaid in the said County of Somerset and of and in all Houses Edifices Buildings Barns Stables Orchards Gardens Backsides Lands Tenements Meadows Leasows Pastures Commons Common of Pasture Woods Under-woods Profits Commodities Emoluments and Hereditaments whatsoever to the said Messuage and Premises or any of them or to any part and parcel of them belonging or in any wise appertaining and whereas the said S. N. and H. his Wife being so seized as aforesaid since the beginning of the said last Term of Saint Michael did for and in consideration of the sum of 100 l. of c. to them by the said J. F. before the ensealing and delivery hereof well and truly paid and satisfied whereof they do hereby acknowledge the receipt and thereof and of every part and parcel thereof do clearly acquit and discharge the said J. F. his Heirs Executors and Administrators by these presents conclude and agree to and with the said J. F. to convey and assure to the said J. F. his Heirs and Assigns for ever to the only and proper use and behoof of him the said J. F. his Heirs and Assigns for evermore the one full third part of all and singular the Tenement Cottages Lands and Premises before in these presents mentioned or expressed and of all and singular other the Messuages Lands Tenements and Hereditaments whatsoever within the Parish of Dundry and Chiew aforesaid or either of them whereof the said William King the younger Father of the said Hester in his life-time and at the time of his death was seized of an Estate of Inheritance by such wayes means and assurance in the Law as by the Council of the said J. H. should be advised and thought meet and whereas it was advised and thought meet by the Council of the said I. F. and concluded and agreed by and between the said Parties to these presents that a common recovery with double Voucher should be suffered and executed of the said third part by the said S. M. and H. his Wife of the Messuages Tenements Cottage Land and Premises before in these presents mentioned or expressed for the cutting off the said intail and barring all remainders and for the assuring and setling of the Inheritance of the same third part to and on the said I. F. his Heirs and Assigns for ever in pursuance of which said advice conclusion and agreement they the said S. N. and Hester his Wife by their Deed indented bearing date the first day of this instant Moneth of November and inrolled in the High Court of Chancery the nineteenth day of the same Moneth made between them the said S. N. and Hester of the one part and the said T. Y. of the other part have granted bargained and sold to the said T. Y. and his Heirs one full third part the whole in three equal parts to be divided of all and singular the Tenement Cottage Lands and Premises before in these presents mentioned or expressed and of all and singular other the Lands Tenements and Hereditaments whatsoever within the Parishes of Dundry and Chiew aforesaid or either of them whereof the said W. King the younger Father of the said Hester in his life-time and at the time of his death was seized of an Estate of Inheritance and the Rents Reversions and Services thereof to be had and holden to the said T. Y. perfect Tenant of the Free-hold of the premises that a good perfect and common recovery with double Voucher might thereof be had and executed in pursuance of and according to the said conclusion and agreement and whereas afterwards in the same Term of St. Michael according to the conclusion and agreement aforesaid the said N. L. and B. T. did pursue out of the said Court of Chancery one Writ of Entry sur disseisin en le post returnable before the Justices of the Court of Common-Pleas at Westminster whereby the said N. L. and Ben. T. demanded against the said T. Y. the said part of the Messuage Tenement Cottage Lands and things herein before mentioned or expressed and by the said conclusion and agreement meant or agreed to be assured or conveyed to the said J. F. and his Heirs as aforesaid by the names of the third part of two Messuages of thirty acres of Land of ten acres of Meadow of thirty acres of Pasture of three acres of Wood and Common of Pasture with the appurtenances in Dundry and Chiew in the County of Somerset to which Writ the said T. Y. appeared in person and after declarations against him by the said N. L. and B. T. he the said T. Y. appeared in person at the Bar of the said Court and vouched to warranty the said S. N. and H. his wife who likewise appeared in person and did enter in the warranty and afterwards vouched over the common Vouchee who did likewise appear in person and after declaration against him made defence and afterwards made default whereby several Judgments were had according to the course of common recoveries used in the said Court of Common-Pleas witnesseth now further this present Indenture and it is hereby explained declared and expressed that the true intent and meaning of all the said Parties to these presents before and at the time of the suffering the said recovery was and ever since hath been and yet is that the said recovery and the whole execution thereof should and for ever hereafter shall be and enure and the said recoveries and their Heirs shall for ever hereafter stand and be seized of and in the said third part of the said Tenement Cottage Lands and Premises before-mentioned with the appurtenances to and for the only proper use and behoof of him the said J.F. and of his heirs and assignes for ever and to or for none other use intent or purpose whatsoever for that end purpose according to the advice of the Council and the conclusion and agreement aforesaid the said S. N. and H. his wife for them and their Heirs and every of them do and either of them doth by these
and upon the said several Writs of Entry Sur disseisin en le post in all things according to the usual and common order and form of Common Recoveries for the assurance of Lands and Tenements in such cases used of all and singular the said several Mannors Lordships and Premisses before mentioned and of every part and parcel thereof with the Appurtenances And that full Execution and Seizin shall be had and taken thereof accordingly And it is hereby covenanted granted concluded and fully and absolutely agreed on by and between all and every the aforesaid parties to these presents for themselves their heirs and assigns and it is the true intent and meaning of these presents and of all and every the aforesaid parties to the same that the said several Recoveries and the execution thereupon to be had shall be and so shall be adjudged deemed esteemed and taken to be and the Recoverors their heirs and assigns and every of them shall and will immediately from and after the execution of the said Recoveries stand and be seized and be adjudged deemed and esteemed and taken to be seized of all and singular the said Mannors Lordships Lands Hereditaments and premisses before mentioned and every part and parcel thereof with their and every of their Appurtenances to and for all and every the several and respective uses behoofs intents and purposes hereafter in these presents mentioned expressed limited and declared And to or for none other use behoof intent or purpose whatsoever that is to say to the use and behoof of the said C. Lord S. and his Assigns for and during the term of his natural life without impeachment of or for any manner of wast and from and after his decease then to the use and behoof of the said D. L. and her assigns for and during the term of her natural life for and in the name of a Joynture of and for her the said D. And from and after her decease then to the use and behoof of the heirs of the body of the said C. Lord S. on the body of the said D. lawfully to be begotten and for default of such Issue then to the use and behoof of the right heirs of the said C. Lord S. for ever And the said Right Honourable C. Lord S. for himself his Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns and for every of them doth further Covenant promise and grant to and with the Right Honourable E. Lord G. and I.S. their Heirs and Assigns and to and with every of them by these presents in manner and Form following that is to say That he the said C. Lord. S. at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents is lawfully and rightfully seized of and in all and singular the said Mannors Lands Tenements Rectory and Premisses and of every part and parcel thereof with the Appurtenances of a good sure perfect lawful and indefeasible Estate in Fee-simple or in Fee-tail to himself and the heirs of his body without any Reversion or Remainder of the Kings Majesty and without any manner of Condition or Conditions Mortgage Limitation of use or uses or other thing or things whatsoever whereby to alter change charge defeat determine or make void the same And that he the said Lord S. hath full power good right and lawful and absolute authority in his own proper right by these presents to raise limit and appoint all and every the foresaid several Uses and Estates before mentioned and that all and singular the Premisses and every part and parcel thereof with their and every of their Rights Members and Appurtenances now are and be and so from time to time and at all times for ever hereafter shall and may continue stand remain and be to all and every the several uses intents and purposes before in and by these presents limited expressed appointed and declared free and clear and freely and clearly acquitted exonerated and discharged or otherwise well and sufficiently saved defended and kept harmlesse of and from all and all manner of former and other Gifts Grants Bargains Sales Leases Estates Joyntures Dowers and Titles of Dowers and of and from all Rents and Arrerages of Rent-Annuities and Arrerages of Annuities Statutes-Merchant and of the Staple Recognizances Judgments Executions Extents Fines Forfeitures Issues Amerciaments Intentions Principal Seizins Liveries Wills Entails Limitations of use or uses and of and from all other Titles Troubles Arrerages Charges Claims Demands and Incumbrances And the said C. Lord S. for himself his Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns and for every of them doth likewise further Covenant promise and grant to and with the said E. Lord G. c. their Heirs and Assigns and to and with every of them by these presents That he the said Lord S. and his Heirs shall and will from time to time and at all times hereafter within the space of seven years next ensuing the date of these presents at and upon every reasonable request and at the only proper costs and charges in the Law of the said Lord S. and his heirs further do make acknowledge execute and suffer or cause or procure to be done made acknowledged executed and suffered all and every such further and reasonable act and acts thing and things device and devices assurance and assurances in the Law whatsoever for the further better and more perfect assuring surety and sure-making setling and conveying of the said Mannors c. premisses and of every part and parcel thereof with the appurtenances to continue stand remain and be to all and every such several uses behoofs intents limitations and purposes as are thereof in and by these presents limited expressed appointed and declared be it by Fine or Fines Recovery or Recoveries with single double or more Voucher or Vouchers Feoffment or Feoffments Deed or Deeds enrolled or not enrolled the enrollment of these presents or by any other wayes or means whatsoever as by the said E. Lord G. and I. S. their Heirs and Assigns or by any of them or by their or either or any of their Council learned in the Law shall be reasonably advised devised or required And finally The said C. Lord S. for and in Consideration of the said Marriage shortly hereafter by the grace of God to be had and solemnized between him the said C. Lord S. and the said D.L. and for the great love and affection which he the said Q. S. hath and doth bear unto the said D. L. doth for himself his heirs and assigns and for every of them Covenant promise grant and agree to and with the said E. Lord G. and I. S. their Heirs and Assigns and to and with every of them by these presents That he the said C. Lord S. and his Heirs and all and every other person or persons that now be or which hereafter shall stand or be seized of any Estate of Inheritance of the said Mannors Lands Tenements and Premisses or any part thereof shall and will stand and be
seized of so much and such part and parcel of the said Lordships Mannors and Premisses as either in respect of not making and naming the right Tenant of the Free-hold in the severall Writs of Entry aforesaid or in respect of any other legal defect shall not be by the severall and Recoveries aforesaid well and sufficiently assure and settle to the several uses before in and by these presents expressed to the severall and respective uses intents and purposes hereafter in and by these presents expressed appointed and declared and to none other use intent or purpose whatsoever that is to say to the use and behoof of the said C. Lord S. and his assigns for and during the Term of his naturall life without impeachment of or for any manner of wast and from and after the decease of the said C. Lord S. then to the use and behoof of the said D. L. and her Assigns for and during the term of his natural life and from and after her decease then to the use and behoof of the heirs of the body of the said C. Lord S. on the body of the said D. lawfully to be begotten and for default of such issue then to the use and behoof of the right heirs of the said C. Lord S. for ever In witnesse whereof to one part of these present Indentures remaining with the said E. Lord G. Dame I. his wife D. L. and I. S. The said C. Lord S. W. N. and A. T. have interchangeably subscribed and set their severall hands and seals and to one other part of these present Indenture remaining with the said W.N. and A. T. the said C. Lord S. E. L. G. Dame I. his wife D. L. and I. S. have interchangeably subscribed and set their several hands and seals and to one other part of these Indentures remaining with the said C. Lord S. the said W.N. A.T. E.L. G. Dame I. his wife D. L. and I.S. have interchangeably subscribed and set their several hands and seals the Day and Year first above-written Anno Dom. A Condition to save harmless where one Attorns Tenant with a Covenant to grant a Lease when the premisses are setled in the Obligee THe Condition of this Obligation is such That whereas the within named I. S. hath attorned Tenant and doth and is contented to pay his Rent being Eleven pounds ten shillings per annum unto the within bound T. S. his heirs or assigns for the Messuage or Tenement with the Appurtenances wherein the said J.S. now dwelleth scituate near W. London If therefore the said T.S. his Heirs Executors Administrators or Assigns do from time to time and at all times hereafter clearly acquit discharge or sufficiently save harmless and indemnified the said J. S. his Executors Administrators and Assigns goods and chattels as well against one R. N. of the Parish of Saint G. in the Fields in the County of M. gent. and K. his wife and against the Heirs and Assigns of the same K. also against all and every other person and persons whatsoever of for from touching and concerning all such and so much Rent as he the said J. S. his Executors or Assigns hath already paid or shall hereafter pay to the said T. S. his heirs or assigns for the Tenement aforesaid with the Appurtenances and also of and from all Actions Suits Charges Distresses Forfeitures Judgments Executions and all other Damages Troubles and Incumbrances whatsoever that shall or may arise or grow or be had commenced or prosecuted against the said J. S. his Executors Administrators or Assigns by reason of paying the said Rent or any part thereof unto the said T. S. his Heirs or Assigns or by reason of occupying of the said Tenement And further If in case the said T. S. his heirs or assigns do or shall quietly hold and enjoy the possession of the Tenement aforesaid with the appurtenances amongst other things as he the same T. now doth for and during the space of two years next coming after the date within written without any further new Suit Then if the said T. S. his heirs or assigns do within one month next after the end and expiration of the said term of two years or after such time as the estate of the premisses shall be perfectly setled in the said T. or his heirs at the reasonable request and at the costs and charges in the Law of the said J. S. his Executors or Administrators by good lawfull and sufficient Indenture of Lease in due form of Law to be had made and executed Demise grant and to Farm-let unto the said J. his Executors Administrators and Assigns all the said Messuage or Tenement with the appurtenances wherein the said J. now dwelleth as aforesaid for so many years as will make up the remainder of the term of years in his former Lease granted full Twenty and one years and under the yearly Rent of Eleven pounds ten shillings quarterly to be paid to the said T. his heirs or assigns or within one and twenty dayes next after every Quarter-day by even portions and with such other reasonable Covenants therein to be contained as are commonly used in such like Leases That then this present Obligation shall be void and of none effect or else it shall stand and remain in full force strength and vertue A Condition to save harmless an Executor for payment of several Legacies to Orphans with a Covenant to see the same Legacies disposed to the best advantage for the Legatees THe Condition of this Obligation is such That whereas M.D. late of St. J. street in the County of M. Widow deceased by her last Will and Testament in Writing bearing date the Tenth day of M. in the Year of our Lord God One thousand six hundred and fourteen did amongst other Legacies and Bequests give and bequâ—ath unto M. T. and A. T. Daughters of the within-bound T. T. Five shillings a piece of lawfull money of E. as by the sâ—me Will more at large appeareth Which said Sums of five shillings a piece the within named I. S. Executor of the last Will and Testament of the said M. D. hath at the Request of the said T. T. at and before the ensealing and delivery hereof paid and disbursed to the said T.T. for the use and behoof of his said Daughters M. and A. If therefore the said T. T. his Executors and Administrators and every of them do from time to time and at all times hereafter freely and clearly acquit exonerate and discharge or otherwise well and sufficiently save defend and keep harmlesse the said I. S. his Executors and administrators and every of them and all and every of his and their Lands Tenements Goods and Chattels as well of from and against the said M. and A. their Executors Administrators and Assigns as also of from and against all other persons whatsoever of for and concerning the payment of the said Sums of five shillings a piece to the said T. T. their Father