Thomas Gerrard Chevalier en le commen Bank informe pur le Roigne & luy
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1664 |
| Date | 01 January 1664 |
| Court | Court of Common Pleas |
English Reports Citation: 123 E.R. 361
DEL COMMON-BANK
CXLV. Thomas G-errard Chevalier en le commen Bank informe pur le Roigne & luy raesme envers Richard Worseley de ceo que le Defendant encounter le statute fait le 32 ann le Roy Henry le huit al Gheltnesforth en le County de Essex demise a Edmund Perke divers terres in Holthrop in le County de Everwike ou al temps del demisa un Slingsby fuit seisi del eux, al intent que le dit Perke porter Action sur ejectment, ou aJ temps del demise le dit Richard non fuit in possession ne aver droit de entry, &c. & avert le value del terre d'estre 350 1. a que le Defendant appier & plede quod non demisit contra formam statuti. Sur que le Defendant aprea Evidence done que C. P. I.-12* 362 1 ANDERSON, 76. il avoit demise le terre contra format!) statuU done en Evidence que Sir Eobert Worseley aeisi, &c. per Indenture fait enter luy de le un part, Eobert Worseley son fits, Sir John Atherton Chevalier & Lambert Tillesley dTauter part, les parties pur grand cause* eux movants sont contents, & le dit Sir Rob. Worseley covenant oue le dit Robert le fita que il assurer devant tiel Feast les terres [76] al auters devant nomea & lour heirs al use Sir Robert durant sou vie, & donques est contenus en le dit Indenture come ensua, soil, il est accord que le dit Sir Robert poit assigne part del terre a son fernme part a son files & part a les basterds, & de ceo que serra issint assign & de ceo que ne serra assign quant ils fortune severalmerit estre determines, apres al use Robert le fits & les heirs males de son corps, & apres al use Richard ib Defendant basterd del dit Sir Robert & les heirs males de son corps, & puis a divers auteri uses; & covenant que il & touts auters, &o. estoyer seisi al uses avantdits, & ouster eat agree enter eux que si ascun a que estate de inheritance est appoint come devant, ferr ascun Act per que prejudice poit estre fait a le inheritance de ascun person a que acun estate est limit per les presents, que donques le estate cestuy que ferr ou aufferascun tiel Act, ceser & ouster ne continuer; & que les dits Lambert Tillealey & Sir John Atherton, &c. serra seisies al use luy & ses heirs a que le prochein use de le inheritance eat limit accordant al purport & effect de ceux presents per force de que Sir Robert fuit seisi pur vie & surrender son interest a Robert son fits. Apros quel fine 84 levia des tenements avantdits enter...
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