Sir Simon Clark's Case
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1662 |
| Date | 01 January 1662 |
| Court | Court of the King's Bench |
English Reports Citation: 82 E.R. 244
King's Bench Division
Plusieurs tres-bons CASES, come ils estoyent adjudgees es Trois Premiers Ans du Eaign du feu ROY CHARLES le PREMIER en la COURT de BANK le ROY, non encore Publiees per aucun Autre: Colligees per le feu scavant & tres-erudite Homme Monsieur JEAN LATCH du Middle-Temple, London, Esq. 1662. [1] sir simon clark's case, term. pasch^e, primo caroli primo, banco eegis. Sir Simon Clark port un action sur le case f S. pur disant de luy ceux parols, viz. Sir Simon Clark kept Faulkner the Jeauite in hia house a week together, knowing him to be a Jesuite, &c. Et verdict fuit pur le plaintiff, & 1001. dam done. Et Davenport Ser. mover en arrest del judgment. 1. Qua neat averr quand ceux parols fuere parle, car poyent estre parle devant le statute del 27 Eliz. cap. 2. ^ done punishment a luy q receave priests, & Jeauites, mes devant nul punishment fuit pur receivant, mea per cest atatute ceo est fait felony. [2] Nest averr q^ le Jesuit fuit nee diens ceo realm come le statute require. Crew Ser. al contra, & il monstre un expresse president Hill. 9 Jac. Rot. 10484. Splint, & Smith. Thou hast harboured a seminary priest, the other answered, It may be so, and I not know it: the other replyed, Thy father, thy mother, and thy self, didst harbour him, and did know him to be a priest. Et un action sur cest case fuit port sur ceux parols, & adjudge q^ git, pur reason del darrein parols, knowing him to be a priest, issint icy, knowing him to be a Jesuit. Et le record fuit lye, & rule monstre pur entring del avant dit judgment; sur view de quel president judgment fuit per totam Curiam, que action en cest case gist. Crew Chief Justice, dit 4j est un stronge presumption, q^ Faulkner le Jesuite in cest case fuit nee en Angliterre come le statute require, entant q^ le nosme Faulkner est un English nosme. Et per totam Curiam le primer exception fuit disallow, quia ne serra intend q^ les parols fuere parle cy longe temps passe. Jones, Jeo confesse, quand parols sont dubious ils serra pris in rnitiore sensu come si un dit, q^ I. S. hath the pox, aerrera intend le smal pox, & un action ne gist, mes in parols lou est un stronge presumption, q, le party intend un scandal la le action gist, & pur ceo fuit adjudge en ceat Court en un Sidnam's case, % un action git pur ceux parols, I. S. is layd of the pox, quod nota, isaint icy est un strong presumption...
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