Hersey v Fox
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1657 |
| Date | 01 January 1657 |
| Court | Court of Common Pleas |
English Reports Citation: 124 E.R. 178
COMMON BANCK AND EXCHEQUER
[143] terming hillarii; quarto carol. regis in scagcario. hersey versus Fox. Variance enter breve dAtturney & fait. Ejectione per John Hersey versus Stephen Fox. Le Plaintiff declare dun Lease per Nicholas Hersey son pier a luy fait le 12 January primo Caroli, per que il lease a luy, omnia ejus molendina aquatica granatica sub una lectura situat' in Parochia de Sbefield in Com. Eborensi & parcel del Priorat' de Bencliffe infra Com. Darby, & omnia dornos structura edificia, &c. & crania alia proficua Co. moditates, &c. spectant' sive pertinent' prdictis molendinis, &c. qusa quidem molendina, & alia premissa fuerunt in occupatioue Georgii Smith, &c. habendum, &c. prsedicta molendina, &e. prfedicto Jobantii Hersey, &c. ab & post diem datum Indentur' prsedicto pro & duratit' pleno Termino septem annorum si prsedict' Nicholaus tarn diu vixerit extunc plenarie comprehend', per virtue de que fuit possess tanque per le dit Stephen eject &o. unde daranum habet ad valentiam 601. Quo minus prsodicto Domino Regis satisfacere valeat de debito, &e. & le Defendant plead non culp. Et le Jury trove le Indenture fait ut supra. Et que le dit Nicholaus fait un Letter de Atturney al un Cheeseman pur deliberatione indeutur' prsedict' Nota hoc, al dit John Hersey come son fait, cujus tenor sequitur in bse verba, To all Christian People, &c. Whereas I the said Nicholas Hersey have subscribed and Sealed one Writing Indented, bearing Date with these Presents, purporting a Lease for Seven Years, made by me to John Hersey my Son, of all those my Mills...
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