11 H. 4, CAP. 3, AMENDMENTS.
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sion of our Lord the King in
the Counties of the Realm,
from henceforth shall cause to
•i be delivered fully in the
King's Treasury, all the Re-
cords of Assises of Novel dis-
seisin, of Mortdancester, and
of Certifications, with all the
Appurtenances and Appen-
dances before them determined
every second Year, that the
Plea thereof be determined,
and Judgment given without
more delay. (2) And that
the Records and Process of
Pleas real and personal, and of
Assises of Vovel disseisin, or
Mortdancester, and Certifica-
tions, and of others, whereof
Judgment is given and in-
rolled, or things touching such
Plea, shall in no wise be
amended nor impaired by new
entring of the Clerks, or by
the Record or thing certified
* in Witness or Command-
ment of any Justice, in no
Term after that such Judg-
ment in such Pleas is given
and in-rolled.
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aprendre assignez & assignors
desorenavant deliverer pleine-
ment en tresorie nostre dit
seigneur Ie roy toutz les re-
cordes de les assises de Novell
disseisine de Mordauncestre &
des certificacions ove toutz les
appurtenances & appendances
devaunt eux determinez ches-
cune secunde an apres qe Ie
plee ent soit determine & jug-
gement rendu sanz pluis delaie.
Et qe les recordes & les pro-
cesses des plees reals & per-
sonelx & dassises de Novell
disseisine de Mortdauncestre &
certificacions & dautres dont
juggement soit reuduz & en-
rollez ou chose touchant tielx
plees ne soieut en ascune
manere amendez ne empeirez
par novel entre des clerks ou
par record ou chose certefier ou
tesmoigner ou commandement
dascun justice queconque en
null terme apres qe tiel 212
juggement en tielx plees soit
douez & eurollez.
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Justices of Assise shall deliver into the Treasury of the Records of Assise,
&c., every second Year. 9 Ed. 3, Stat. 1, c. 5.
It will be recollected that at common law the Court has authority, dur-
ing the term and while the proceedings are in paper, to alter or amend
them. But after the term of which judgment is rendered, the Court has
no power over it, except what is given by the Statutes of amendment and
Jeofails, or other legislation. But it would appear that there is some
limitation to the power of the Court during the term. In Turner v. Barn-
aby, 2 Salk. 566, the defendant, being called to confess lease, entry and
ouster in an ejectment, made default which was recorded. Afterwards the
plaintiff would have waived it, supposing the record of it to be in the
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