those lands, whereby the sale was good in law, yet holpen in Equitie, for the Plaintiffe being Daughter and heir, the nacitie of those lands were sold, yet the Vendee ordered to pay a better consideration.
Tenants of the Mannor, not parties to a Decree, ought not to be bound. Seamor con∣tra Beare, in 9. Iac. li. B.
Shute contra Mallorie, Tenant for years ordered to attorne, 5. Iac. lib. B. fo. 205.
Bowen cont' Wrilow, 40. Eliz. li. A. fo. 11.
Jackson contra Barrow. Hill. 1. Car. upon a Statute, and Arrerages to be payd ever since th'attornment.
Man contra Morley, Trin. 4. or 5. Car.
Dannet contra in _____ _____ 11. Car. or thereabouts.
The Court compells Tenants for years, to set down in certain, the time of the making Commencement, determination, and what rents are reserved, and the times the same are payable, to th'end the same may be lyable to an Extent upon a statute.
Buck con' Lupton, in 30. Eliz. li. A. fo. 511.
Dom. Corbet contra Sellenger, the Defen∣dant holds over his terme, the Court com∣pells him to confesse a Lease notwithstand∣ing, whereby the Plaintiffe may ground an Action, Mich. 6. Car. li. A.
Pearce contra Pearce, Intayled lands sold