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Alexander's British statutes in force in Maryland. 2d ed., 1912
Volume 194, Page 372   View pdf image (33K)
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372 21 H. 8, CAP. 19, AVOWRIES.
vices, that if the Lord of -whom any such manner Lands,
Tenements, or Hereditaments be so holden, distrain upon the
same Manors, Lands, or Tenements, for any such Rents, Cus-
toms, or Services, and Replevin thereof be sued, that the Lord
of -whom the same Lands, Tenements, or Hereditaments be so
holden, may avow, or his Bailiff or Servant make Conisance,
or justify for taking of the said Distresses upon the same
Lands, Tenements, or Hereditaments so holden, as in Lands or
Tenements within his Fee or Seigniory, (2) alledging in the
said Avowry, Conisance, and Justification, the same Manors,
Lands, and Tenements to be holden of him, without naming
of any person certain to be Tenant of the same, and "without
making any Avowry, Justification, or Conisance upon any
person certain; (3) and likewise the Lord, Baily, or Servant to
make Avowry, Justification, or Conisance in like manner and
form upon every Writ sued of second Deliverance.
285* III. And also be it enacted by the said Authority, That
every Avowant, and every other person or persons that make
any such Avowry, Justification, or Conisance, as Baily or
Servant to any person or persons in any Replegiare, or second
Deliverance, for Rents, Customs, Services, or for Damage
fesant, or other Rest or Rents, upon any Distress taken in
any Lands or Tenements, if the same Avowry, Conisance, or
Justification be found for them, or the Plaintiffs in the same
be nonsuit, or otherwise barred, that then they shall recover
their Damages and Costs against the said Plaintiff, as the game
Plaintiffs should have done or had, if they had recovered in
the Replegiare, or second Deliverance found against the said
Defendants.
IV. And be it also ordained, that the said Plaintiffs and
Defendants in the said Writs of Replegiare, or Writs of second
Deliverance, and in every of them, shall have like Pleas, and
like Aid-Prayers in all such Avowries, Conisances, and Justifi-
cations (Pleas of Disclaimer only except) as they might have
had before the making of this Act, and as though the said
Avowry, Conisance, or Justification had been made after the
due Order of the Common Law.
V. And it is further enacted by the said Authority, that all
such persons as by order of the Common Law may lawfully
join to the Plaintiffs or Defendants in the said Writs of Reple-
giare, or second Deliverance, as well without Process as by
Process, shall from henceforth join unto the said Plaintiffs or

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