A Letter Addressed to a Member of the House of Commons On the Stat 21 Hen Vii
A Letter Addressed to a Member of the House of Commons On the Stat 21 Hen Vii
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E. Hold by lease or grant) any lands, tenements, or tereditg- taentt for term of life, for years, or at will and afterwards underlet the tame, under a penalty to pay ten times the amount of any rent, which he may have rcceiyed ia compensation for such underlease, .
17 advantage, or profit, by occasion or colour of any such lease or ferm, by any manner of means, upon pain to forfeit for every month so occupying any such ferm, at any time after the said feast, contrary to this present Act ten pou...nds* and upon pain to forfeit ten times as much, as any such spiritual person or any to his use, shall take in any annual rent, advantage or profit, by occasion or colour of any such leafe, at any time after the faid feaft; the one half of which forfeitures to be to the King our fovereign Lord, and the other half to him, that will fue for the fame, by original writ, bill or plaint of debt, or by information in any of the Kings courts: in which action and fuit no wager of law mail be admitted for the defendant nor any eflbin nor protection allowed.
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E. Hold by lease or grant) any lands, tenements, or tereditg- taentt for term of life, for years, or at will and afterwards underlet the tame, under a penalty to pay ten times the amount of any rent, which he may have rcceiyed ia compensation for such underlease, .
17 advantage, or profit, by occasion or colour of any such lease or ferm, by any manner of means, upon pain to forfeit for every month so occupying any such ferm, at any time after the said feast, contrary to this present Act ten pou...nds* and upon pain to forfeit ten times as much, as any such spiritual person or any to his use, shall take in any annual rent, advantage or profit, by occasion or colour of any such leafe, at any time after the faid feaft; the one half of which forfeitures to be to the King our fovereign Lord, and the other half to him, that will fue for the fame, by original writ, bill or plaint of debt, or by information in any of the Kings courts: in which action and fuit no wager of law mail be admitted for the defendant nor any eflbin nor protection allowed.
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