Dedimus potestatem, and all knowledges and notes of the same, before that they bee drawne out of the Common bench by the Chirographer, shall be enrolled in a roll to be of record for euer Out of the which exe∣cution shal be had, if the notes or fines shal be imbezilled.
23. Eliz. cap. 3. Euerie Writ of Coue∣nant, or other writ whereupon any fine is leuied, the returne thereof, the Dedimus Po∣testatem and returne thereof, the concord, note, and foot of the fine, the proclamati∣ons and the Queenes siluer: Also euery writ of Entrie in the Post or other writ, where∣upon any common recouerie is suffered, the Writs of sommons ad warrantizandum, and the returnes of all these writs, and euerie Warrant of Attorny may at any mans re∣quest be enrolled. Which enrolment shall be of as great force to all purposes in Law as the things themselues if they were ex∣tant.
No fine, proclamation, or common reco∣uerie shall be reuersed by writ of Error, by reason of false Latine, rasure, enterlyning, misentring of the Warant of Attorny, or of any proclamation misentring, or non re∣turne of the Sherife, or by reason of any o∣ther defect of forme in words, and not in matter of substance.
Fines executed bind all persons if claime be not made within a yeare, there∣fore it is called a fine, Quia finis finem sitibus