Where Count is upon matter of Reords, or of Specialty the Barre shall be so high, and not upon bare matter.
DEbt upon arrearages of Annuity, the Defendant saith, that he let the Mannour of D. to him in re∣compence, and it is no Plea, for it is not so high, 19 H. 8. fol. 9.
Trespasse upon the Statute of Rich. The Defendant pleads in Barre, warranty of the Ancestor of the Plain∣tiffe, and demands Judgement, if against the warranty, &c. and it is no Plea, for Damages is onely to bereco∣vered, 10 H. 7. fol. 12.
Trespasse, the Defendant may plead Fine with Pro∣clamation, Judgement, if Action, but not to relie upon the estoppell, 27 H. 8. fol. 27.
14 H. 4. fol. 27. Debt upon a Lease by Indenture, the Defendant saith that he hath bestowed the Rent upon re∣parations by commandement of the Plaintiffe, and it is not good, for it is not so high.
10 H. 7. fol 4 Debt upon arrearages of a Lease for years, the Defendant pleads agreement, and it is not so high.
1 H. 7. fol. 14. The Defendant cannot avoid specialty by bare matter, as to say the specialty was delivered to him in place of an acquittance, for it is not so high.
10 Ed. 4. fol. 18 Debt upon an Obligation, endorsed with condition, that if the Defendant serve him in all his lawfull commands, &c. the Defendant may plead, that he discharged him, and it is good without specialty, for the condition is matter in deed.