This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1809 Excerpt: ...where the sheriff ought to return the king's writ to the bailiff of the lord of the castle or fortress, or to any other, to whom the return belongeth, if the bailiff of the franchise will not make deliverance after that the sheriff hath made his return unto him, then (hall the sheriff do his office without further ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1809 Excerpt: ...where the sheriff ought to return the king's writ to the bailiff of the lord of the castle or fortress, or to any other, to whom the return belongeth, if the bailiff of the franchise will not make deliverance after that the sheriff hath made his return unto him, then (hall the sheriff do his office without further delay, and upon the forefaid pains: and in like manner deliverance (hall be made by attachment of plaint made without writ, and upon the fame pain. And this is to be intended in all places where the king's writ lieth. And if that be done in the marches of Wales, or in any other place where the king's writs be not current, the king, which is sovereign lord, overall, shall do right there unto such as will complain. (51 H. 3. c. 3. 13 Ed. 1. Mat. 1. c. 39. Rcgist. 85. 5 H. 3. c. 11.) The mischiefe before this act was, that in the irregular time of H. 3. great men, when they took a distresse of the beasts of their tenants or neighbours, that served for their tillage or husbandry, to prevent the speedy course of justice, and to enforce the owners of the beasts for necessity to yeeld to their desire, would drive the beasts into a castle or fortreste, and there delaine and keepe them against gages and pledges, so as no replevy could be made according to the ordinary course of law; for that in case of a subject he could not break the castle or sortressc, but the fheriffe was to retourne averia eUneata, and thereupon the owner was to lose the use of his beasts of long time. But this act giveth remedy, that the fheriffe taking with him the power of the county may make replevin, as by the body of the act appeareth. (1) Che/t in castel ou en forcelct. And so it is, if he that distrain chafe the distresse into any other house, park, or other place of strength, ..
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