A Writ of Admeasurement
of Dower shall be from hence-
forth granted to a Gardian;
(2) neither shall the Heir,
when lie cometh to full Age,
be barred by the Suit of such
a Gardian that sueth against
the Tenant in Dower feigned-
112 ly,* and by Collusion, but
that he may admeasure the
Rower after, as it ought to be
admeasured by The law of England. (3) And as well in this
Writ, as in a Writ of Admeasurement of Pasture, more
speedy Process shall be award-
ed than hath been used hither-
to; (4) so that when it is come
unto the great Distress, Days
shall be given, within which
two Counties may be holden, at
the which open Proclamation
shall be made, that the De-
fendant shall come in at the
Day contained in the Writ, to
answer To the Plaintiff; at
which Day, if he come in, the
Plea shall pass between them;
{5) and if he do not come,
and the Proclamation be tes-
tified by the Sheriff in man-
ner abovesaid, upon his de-
fault they shall make Admeasurement.
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f'ustodi decetero concedatur
breve de Amensuratione dotis
uec per sectam custodis si ncte
& per collusionem sequatur
versus muliereitt teneutem in
dotem precludatur heres cum
ad etatem pervenerit ad dotcm
amensuraudam secunduni quod
per legem. Anglie fuerit amen-
snrauda. Et tarn in brevi
isto quyui in brevi de Amen-
suratioue pasture celerior
quani prius decetero sit pro-
cessus ita quod cum pervent-
um fuerit ad maguam distric-
tionem dentur dies infra quos
duo comitatus teueantur ad
([uos puldica fiat proclamatio
i]uod defendens veniat ad diem
in brevi contentiim quereuti re-
sponsurus ad <iuem diem si
venerit procedat placitum in-
ter eos & si uon veuerit & proc-
laniatio supradicto modo per
vicecomitem testificata fuerit
procedatur per defaltam ad
simensurationeni faciendam.
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