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IN the County Court,* 1.1 Nat. br. 119. G. Regist. orig. 139. A.
In a Village, City, and Burrough Liberty, Nat▪ br. 119. K.
In Pypowders, viz. a Court held in a Fair.
But by the 17 Edw. 4. cap. 2. the Plaintiff or his Attorney ought to swear that it was in the Fair, and within the Jurisdiction, 1 Rich. 3. cap. 6. and if he refuse, the Defendant shall go quit by the Statute; for it appears not that the Court had Jurisdiction to hold plea.
It lies in the Marshalsey, if both are of the houshold of the King, otherwise not; but the Plaintiff needs not shew this in his Count, and the proceeding there is by bill, Coke 10. part. 61. Case of Marshalsey; for if it be not so the De∣fendant may demur to the jurisdiction of the Court.
In Chancery, for a person priviledged de•••• lies, viz. in that Court; for the Chancery to some purposes is a Court of Law as well as of equity.
In the Exchequer by quo minus, Coke 8 part. 6•• A. Trollops case; but then the Plaintiff 〈◊〉〈◊〉 make himself an Accountant to the King.
So if one usurp upon a Franchise of the King where the Plaintiff had Fee Farm, the Fee Far••e•• shall sue by a Quo minus, 32 Hen. 6.24. pl. 7. 〈◊〉〈◊〉 the Exchequer; for he is an Accountant to 〈◊〉〈◊〉 King.
An Executor shall have a Quo minus, when 〈◊〉〈◊〉 is a debtor to the King by his own act, 8 Hen. 4.10. pl. 19. as Executor.
In Com. Ban. Nat. br. 119. G.
Debt lies not for a popular Action,* 1.2 or upon penal Law, but in one of the four Courts of Re∣cord at Westm. per Statut. 18 Eliz. cap 5. G••k•••• part. Gr••gories case; for those Courts are fine to interpret Statutes, and not inferiour Courss.
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