John Glover port breve de Transg v John Andrew en que le Case fuit que le

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
Judgment Date01 January 1664
Date01 January 1664
CourtCourt of Common Pleas

English Reports Citation: 123 E.R. 324

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XV. John Glover port breve de Transgr vers John Andrew an que le Case fuit que le Lady Dacre seisi del Manner de Cowdeham per Indenture bargain & vende a le dit John Andrew & auters come enaua, seil. All those her Woods and Under-woods, and Hedge-groves as have been accustomably used to be felled arid sold, standing, growing, and being in, upon and within the Manner of Cowdeham, To have and to hold all the said Woada, Under-wooda and Hedge-groves, a le dit John Andrew & auters del term St. M. darrein pass durant le vie le dit dame & ai ceo fuit Leaae ou bargain & Bale de les bois fuit le question, & le opinion del Court fuit que les dits John Andrew & auters aprea ceo que ils ont un foita coupa le bois, auter foits ila ne coupe?; Car lea bois cresents al tempa del Lease sont vendus. Mea si les parola bargain et...

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