Enter Heywood demandant & Ibgrave Defendant en breve de droit le mise esteant
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1664 |
| Date | 01 January 1664 |
| Court | Court of Common Pleas |
English Reports Citation: 123 E.R. 401
DEL COMMON-BANK
1 ANDERSON, 148. 401 [148] CXCV. Enter Heywood demandant & Ibgrave Defendant en breve de droit le mise eateant joyn sur le meredroit, le Case aur le evidence fuit que Koy H. 8. per Patent grant touts les terres iu tenure de J. S. & nuper diraiss. a J. D. pur ans esteant en le paroche de Wattsor &c. ou en verity fuerunt terres en le tenure de J. S. raes ne unques demise a J. D. & ou les terres gyse en le Parish de Sarret & nemy en le Parish devant. Et tout le Court teign que le Patent fuit voyd & que ne fuit ayde per le statute de mi a recital &c. & issint deliver lour opinion a le grand Assise sur consideration de les parols de le statute. Mea si fuissoit un particular...
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