Jenks's Case

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
Judgment Date01 January 1792
Date01 January 1792
CourtCourt of the King's Bench

English Reports Citation: 79 E.R. 733

King's Bench Division

Jenks's Case

[151] case 5. jenks's case. In debt against a collateral heir, the mesne descent must be specially shewn in the declaration. Cro. Eliz. 24. Dyer, 366. 368. 1 Lutw. 507. Plow. 441. F. N. B. 120. Cro. Jac. 161. Pop. 155. I Vern. 400. 2 Ch. Cas. 175. Garth. 127. in point. 2 131. Itep. 1090. Bull. N. P. 176. 300. Debt upon an obligation against the defendant as brother and heir to J. S. Tho defendant pleaded rienx per discenl (a) from his said brother; and issue being thereupon, a special verdict was found, that the obligor was seised in fee of such lands, and had issue, and died seised, and the issue died without issue, whereupon the lands descended to the defendant, as heir to the son of his brother. Et.' super totam, &c.- And, after argument, it was adjudged for the defendant. For although he is chargeable as heir upon this bond, yet he is but a collateral heir; and it ought to be specially declared, and the...

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