Jackson v Barrow

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
Judgment Date01 January 1626
Date01 January 1626
CourtHigh Court of Chancery

English Reports Citation: 21 E.R. 774

LORD COVENTRY.

Jackson
and
Barrow

jackson versus barrow. Lord Coventry, Pasch. 2 Car. 1 [1626]. The Plaintiff being an Assignee of an Extent, exhibited his Bill against the Defendant who was Tenant of the Lands, to enforce him to attorn Tenant to him, and to pay the Arrears of Rent which were in his Hands, and to deliver unto him a true Note m Writing of the Date of the Deed, and for what Term of Years he had it in Lease, and under what Rent reserved, but not any of the Covenants or Conditions contained therein. As to the Arrears of Rent, the Court desired to see Precedents before the Decree was made, and thereupon a Precedent was [3] produced in point between Shute and Mallery, 5 Jac. 1...

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