the aforesaid D. the aforesaid [the general description of the parcels], with the appurtenances, as is aforesaid, against them the said A. and C., during the term aforesaid. And for this, &c. LXXXIV. Concord of a fine, sur concessit, from two cognizors to one cognizee, of part of the premises, for three lives, and of the residue for two lives. AND the agreement is such, that is to say, that the aforesaid A. and C. have granted to the aforesaid E. the aforesaid tenements and common of pasture with the appurtenances, and those they have rendered to him in the same court. To have and to hold twenty acres of land, with the appurtenances, parcel of the tenements aforesaid, to the said E. and his heirs, during the lives of G. H., I. K., and L. M., and the lives and life of the survivors and survivor of them. And to have and to hold thirty acres of land and common of pasture, with the appurtenances, residue of the tenements aforesaid, to the said E. and his heirs, during the lives of N. O. and P. Q., and the life of the survivor of them. And the said A. and C. warrant to the aforesaid E. and his heirs the aforesaid tenements, with the appurtenances, the said parcel of the said premises, as is aforesaid against them, the said A. and C. and their heirs, during the lives of the said C. H., I. K., and L. M., and the lives and life of the survivors and survivor of them. And the said A. and C. warrant to the aforesaid E. and his heirs, the aforesaid tenements and common of pasture, with the appurtenances, the said residue of the said tenements aforesaid, against them the said A. and C. and their heirs, during the lives and life of the said N. O. and P. Q., and of the survivor of them. And for this, &c. LXXXV. Concord of a fine, sur done, grant, and render. AND the agreement is such, to wit, that the aforesaid A. hath acknowledged the aforesaid tenements to be the right of him the said B., as those which the said B. hath of the gift of the aforesaid A.; and those he hath remised and quit-claimed from himself, the said A. and his heirs for ever. And the said A. hath granted for him and his heirs, that he will warrant to the said B. and his heirs the tenements aforesaid, against him the said A. and his heirs for ever; and for this acknowledgment, remise, quit-claim, warranty, fine, and agreement, the said B. hath granted to the said A. the aforesaid tenements, &c. And this he hath rendered to him in the same court, to hold the said tenements to the said A. and the heirs of his body. ENTRY. LXXXVI. Returns of the Writs where the vouchee comes in by summons. 1. In eight days of St. Hilary. 2. In fifteen days of St. Hilary. 3. On the mo. of the Pu. of the bl. My. 4. In eight days of the Pu.ofthe bl.My. (a) The writ of summons is returnable on the fourth general return, inclusive, from the return of the writ of entry; and when there are more writs of summons than one, each writ is returnable on the fourth general return, inclusive, from the return of the former one; and the writ of seisin is returnable on the fourth general return, inclusive, from the return of the writ of summons: but if there be not that number of general returns left in the Term, then the writ of seisin is made returnable forthwith, unless the writ of summons be returnable the last return of Hilary, Trinity, or Michaelmas Term, and then the writ of seisin is made returnable the first return of the next Term; and if the writ of summons be returnable the last return of Easter Term, the writ of seisin is made returnable the second return of Trinity Term. And see 24 Geo. 2., c. 48. |