Repleg. per Richard Holt v Will. Roper le Case fuit que I. Abbe de Westm
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Common Pleas |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1664 |
| Date | 01 January 1664 |
English Reports Citation: 123 E.R. 324
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xn. Repleg. per Richard Holt vers Will. Roper le Case fuit que I. Abbe de Weatm. fuit seisi de terre in fee, &c. & 21 H. 8. oue le asaent de son Covent ceo lease a Sir Thomas More, Apres que le dit Sir Thoniaa fuit attain de treaaon, per reason de que le Leaae fuit forfeit & le Roy possess, &c. il issint poaaeas, puis le Abby & Reversion vient al Roy & sea heirs, le Roy apres An. 32 H. 8. Lease mesme le terre al dit William Roper pur 21. Ans per que il fuit poaseaa, &c. le Reversion discend a E. 6. que en aon Court de Argumentation lesse le dit terre a un Philpot a aver & tenera luy aprea le terme le dit Sir Thomas More finy jeaque al fine de 21. Ans, apres que le dit William Roper surrender son terme & Priat novel Lease pur 30 Ana. Et fuit ajuge que Philpots Leaae fuit void nient confirme per ascun estatute, pur ceo que le terme fait a Sir Thomas...
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