Dr. Suttons Case
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1657 |
| Date | 01 January 1657 |
| Court | Court of Common Pleas |
English Reports Citation: 124 E.R. 117
COMMON BANCK AND EXCHEQUER
dr. suttons case. Prohibition, Chancellor, Examination, Sufficiency. Dr. Suttoiis Case fuit ore move arreare, & Hendeu dit que intention del Commission ne fuit al remover luy, mes al examiner luy pur sou habilitye, & en son Answer al les Articles il ne fait ascuu Justificacon de son habilitye, mes plead al Jurisdiction. Richardsou Cheif Justice, Chancellour est Vicar General al Evesque, & si Levesque ne voet eslier un Chancellour, le Metropolitan doet. Car le Evesque ne poet ee Judge in son Consistory demesne, & pur ceo si Levesque provide un Insufficient Chancellour, il properment perbeigne al lour ley al examiner ceo, & coraent que soiet object que Levesque doet examiner luy devant son Admittance, uncore jeo conceive que il poet nientobatantee examine apres. Car si il soiet present, uucore il poet ee deprive puia: Et si un minister aprea indccon deveignant valde irregular, il poet ee examine & deprive, mes si un minister deveiguant mute ou Cecus apres Induccon, il tie serra remove, mea Evesque in oast case allower a luy un Coadjutor: & in le case icy nest forsque per Consequence, que ila deprive le Chancellour de son Franktenement, & in lea cases avant les ministers sonfc deprive de lour Franktenemeut. Et si lea...
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