Cases of Interest

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ENTER ON THIS PAGE ONLY CASES THAT ARE SURPRISING, VERY UNUSUAL, OR EXTREMELY GOOD EXAMPLES OF PHENOMENA THAT DO NOT HAVE THEIR OWN THEME ELSEWHERE. BEFORE ENTERING ANYTHING HERE, ASK YOURSELF IF THERE ARE A HUNDRED SCHOLARS WHO WOULD NEED THIS REFERENCE

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H1315 A: Relevant to scienter: Robert Pilat & Cristina his wife v. Benedict le Chapman de Buntingford. Without vi et armis: why he near the plaintiff's house on the royal highway untied a certain dog known to bite men and customarily tied up, so that the dog attacked Cristina. Note that this was a positive doing (he untied) instead of an inadvertent escape, but also that it did not have vi et armis. [1]

T1315 A: Robert de Swalclyve v. Joan Marmyon & Manswer Marmyon together with Thomas le Tanour of Lincoln and John de Morby. Trespass breach of close and taking of grain. Joan pleaded that Robert de Chame son of Thomas de Chame citizen of Lincoln had held a messuage and a contiguous piece of land. He granted the messuage to Master Robert Marmyon rector of Falstow together with the buildings thereon with clear lights entering without obstruction through the windows (evidenced by charter). That Robert Marmyon by custom of Lincoln devised to Joan. Robert de Chame seven years later granted the contiguous piece of land to Robert de Swalcliff. He built a wall in front of Joan's windows; Joan destroyed that wall as she was entitled to do. The plaintiff argued his right to build walls on his own land. Issue of law adjourned then repleatedly. [2]

M1317 A:Order to the justices to do justice regardless of any writs under the great or privy seal. [3]

T1318 A: William de Thorpe clerk of court v. Thomas Makerel chandler and John his brother: trespass for assault and throwing urine on the plaintiff at Fleetstreet on his way to court. Thomas convicted at damages of 100s. [4]

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H1364 A: mayheme (bodily harm) as a premeditated felony [5]

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