The resolutions of the judges upon the several statutes of bankrupts as also, the like resolutions upon 13 Eliz. and 27 Eliz. touching fraudulent conveyances / by T.B., Esq.

Trin. 7 Jac. Regis. In Cur. Wardorum.

It was found by Writ of Diem clausit extremum, after Roger Westcots death, that the said Roger, the day that he dyed, was seized of and in the moiety of the Mannor of Trewalliard, in his Demesne as of Fee, and so dyed seized; and that the moiety of the said Mannor 19 E. 3. was holden of the then Prince, as of his Castle of Trematon, parcel of his Dutchy of Cornwall by Knight-Service; as appears by a certain Exemplification of Trematon for the said Prince, made 9 Martii, 19 E. 3. And the Words of the Extent were, Willielmus de Torr tenet duo feoda et dimid. Milit. apud Picke Strickles∣tombe & Trewalliard per servitium militare & reddit inde per annum 8 d.

And it was Resolved by the two Chief Justices, and Chief Baron, That the Office, concerning the Tenure, was insufficient and void: for the Verdict of a Jury ought to be full and direct, and not with a prout patet:

for now the force of the Verdict lyes upon the Extent•• which if it be false, he who is grieved shall have no re∣medy by any Traverse: for they have not found the Te∣nure indefinite, which may be Traversed but with a prout patet, which makes the Office in that Point insufficient. And upon that a melius inquirendum shall issue▪ And here∣with agrees F. N. B. 255.

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