| Order Number | CCA-DCc/ESRoll/140 |
| Title | Depositions, Articles and Interrogatories, 'Attestationes Roberti le Eyr contra la Wade' |
| PreviousNumbers | 152(purple crayon) |
| Date | 1293 |
| Description | Evidence produced in the Court of Canterbury in a case brought there on appeal and then devolved to it in the principal cause by consent of the parties. Robert le Eyr, executor of the will of Henry de la Wade, argues that John de la Wade had illegally appropriated lands and goods in the will. Witnesses are asked whether their evidence is common knowledge in the neighbourhood of Woodstock O. Depositions by: Henry de Woodstock; Ralph de parco de Woodstock, born at Hempnall in Norfolk, from Woodstock; Thomas de Woodstock, born at 'Baundon', from Woodstock; Philip le Eyr, born at Brockhampton (?Gl) next 'Kynton''. 15 Feb 1293. |
| Extent | Parchment, 2m and 2 attached pieces |
| Physical Description | Parchment, 2m and 2 attached pieces
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| Language | Latin |
| AccessStatus | Open |
| Open |
| Publication Note | Comment
R H Helmholz, 'Debt claims and probate jurisdiction in historical perspective', American Journal of Legal History 23 (1979), p73n.
Referred to and quoted in helmholz, 'Canon Law', p312n. |