Evesq de Excester lesse terre en le County de Devon per fait indent rendant Rent
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1664 |
| Date | 01 January 1664 |
| Court | Court of Common Pleas |
English Reports Citation: 123 E.R. 335
DEL COMMON-BANK
LXIII. Eveaq^ da Exoester lease terre en le County de Devon per fait indent rendant Rent annuelment al dit Evesc^ & sea successors al Excester, &c. Et aur condition de re-entry pur default de payment, Ou en fait I'Evea^ ad un Palace en Exceater en droit de son Evesquery, Et lea Juaticea del banke diae que le rent doit estre demand al Palace & a nul auter lieu, & q^ si le lessee vient a mesme le jour a le grand & commen port de mesme le Palace [28] & tende mesme le Rent la ai mesrae le port close soit ou appiert 336 1 ANDERSON, 29. son tender est bone nient obstant que 1'Evesque est deins le Palace adonquea ne il ou ascun de sea servants la a mesme le port; car le dit lessee...
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