Bear v Hodges
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1657 |
| Date | 01 January 1657 |
| Court | Court of Common Pleas |
English Reports Citation: 124 E.R. 122
COMMON BANCK AND EXCHEQUER
communication de marriage, Action sur le Caae. Assumpsit. Un Comunication fuit enter J. S. & A. del marriage, & J. S. ee possesse del terme pur ans, & des bieus, promise al A. si soiet marry a luy, & ils avoyent issue un fits, que il avera le terme; si female, que il avera moity des biens; apres ils intermarry & ont issue B. un file, le baron devye, & B. port accon sur le Case versus Administrator de J. S. Et per Curiam, el ne poet porter le accon, si uon come Administratrix de A. ou in nosme de A. Et il recite le Case de Stafford, ou fuit Communication inter Stafford & un ferae, que sil marry, que Stafford relinquish luy al ion mort 100 1. & apres intermarriage & mort del baron en accon port per le feme, le question fuit ou le promise fuit extinguish per le intermarriage; Et apres grand disputation, fuit resolve que le intermarriage ne fuit forsque suspencon del promise. [33] servant de baylie. Baylie del Franchise, Deputy Charge. Fuit agard per le Court que ou un servant de Baylie de Franchise fuit monstre a server pracegse, & per deputacon de Baylie il ne doet server forsque al tie! summe, & il serve un proces de greinder summe sans auter garrant, & aprea leavye les deniers, & departs ove eux, que le Baylie serra chargeable. Quod nota. beak versus hodges, intrat' Pasch. 1 Car. Rot. 816. Distress, Rent, Tender, Dammages. [See p. 34.] Beare fuit Plaintiff versus Hodges, pur prisel de ses Avers, Le Defendant fait Conusans come Baylie al Thomas Wise que fuit seisie de 20 acres, &c. de quel le terre in question fuit parcel, in Fee, & fait lease al Harris pur 99 aims, si il & ses 2 fits cy longment viveront, & rendant rent al 4 usual termes, & le melieux beast al raort de chascun de 3 in nosme de Herriot, ou 5 1. al eleccon del Lessor, & pur rent arreare al Micb. & pur un Herriot apres le mort del Harris, il avowe, &c, Le Plaintiff confesse le Lease, & reservaccon : Et quant al Herriot il demurre. Mes pur le rent, il dit il tender le rent sur le terre al darreine temps del jour sur M. & que nul fuit la a receiver...
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