En dett port per Eliz. Taw Execut de J. Taw, Company v William Bury, le Case fuit

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
Judgment Date01 January 1664
Date01 January 1664
CourtCourt of Common Pleas

English Reports Citation: 123 E.R. 323

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Robert Rede port action de dett, &c. en que le Case fuit, que Alyce Mody fuit

IX. Robert Rede port action de dett, &c. en que le Case fuit, que Alyce Mody fuit seisi en fee del Greyhound in Fleetstreet, & possess de certeyn biens en le meason & demyse & grant mesme le Mess & biens a Thomas Lawse & son femrae pur 21 Anns rendant antiualmeot 131. &e. apres que le dit Alice enter en le dit Mess & ent infeoif Rede, le lesse reenter, Rede mor le reversion discend a Robert Rede le Rent arere per Ann. Robert Rede port le Action & avoit jugement a recover le entier rent pur ceo c^ ceo issist Hors del Mess & nemy Hors del Chattels. H. 2. El. 716,

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