Lennard Mownt port action de Trus & le Case fuit tiel un John Sleyer ch per
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1664 |
| Date | 01 January 1664 |
| Court | Court of Common Pleas |
English Reports Citation: 123 E.R. 322
DEL COMMON-BANK
V. Leonard Mownt port action de Trus & le Case fuit tiel un John Sleyer chr per fait indent recite que ou Richard Hodgkin. & J. H. jointment avoint un lees per indenture de, &e. fait per Ann Sleyer, &o. port date le 6 jour de August le Ann. &c. ore le dit John Sleyer Lease al. J. H. le dit terre a tener a luy usque al fine de 30 Anns donques prochen insuant aprea le demise & indenture del dits Richard Hodgkinson & J. H. finy & exapire, ou en verite ne fuit tiel Lease, raes Lease port le date le 30 jour de August, le dit Ann; & fuit agree que le Lease issint fait fuit bone, & prendra effect per le demise, & que le Recytal est voyd issint le mencyoning del les apres...
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