year of Our Dear Sister, as shall amount to the sum of
1000 l. To have, tak••, levy, &c. the said Debts, &c.
to the said VVilliam Stockdale his Executors, &c.
And in this Case divers Points were resolved:
1. That the said Grant of the King is void for ••he in∣certainty,
for thereby no Debt in certain can pass: As if
the King have an 100 Acres of Land in D. and he Grants
to a Man 20 Acres of the Lands in D. without descri∣bing
them by the Rent, Occupation, or Name, &c. this
Grant is void.
2. When the Patentee Claims by force of this word
Arreragia.
It was resolved clearly, That he shall not have Arrear∣ages
of Rents, Reliefs, and mean Rates of Lands, &c.
in the Court of Wards, &c. if the Patent go not fur∣ther.
But the Proviso in the end of the Patent, viz. Provi∣ded,
that the said VVilliam Stockdale shall take no benefit
by any means of Arrearages of any Rents, &c. untill Sir
Patrick Murrey and others be paid the sum of 1000 l. &c.
hath well explained what Arrearages the King intended:
But clearly mean Rates are not within the words, for they
are the Profits of Demesne Land.