A Treatise of Cap. i8.

deer is a good and latofol wsrrant to the Fo?esser,to kill snd deliver the tame himself it he will, butif he Will not, then Cæ:cri volunt, others max l.^wwllxdo it.

j. Who so aboscth bis license or authority to Huntwithin a Forest, (hall be a Trespasser

initio.

B rnt pet nederthelesse, if he that hsth any license o?

snx woh authority to Hum within the Fo?ess domis-ufe the same, then both he, and sll they that doPunt With him, shall de accompted trespassers, ab initio,that is to lkx, trespassers in-all that the? do from thebeginning, as it is holden in 1 i.H. 4. in anaaion as' Lrelpssse, Quare vi & Armisdomum suam fregit,&c. thedefendant pleadeth, not guilty, to the force and Amies,and to the Ness, that he was seised os the same as in fee,and did let the lame unto the plaintiff so? term of pears,and so justtfte the coming into the house,when the doo?swere open, to fee is the fame were well repaired 0? not,and also is there were any wake done in it,and that washew w? a good plea in War; whereupon the plaintiffreplying, faith, that ober and bessdes his coming intothe fame house to see ifthere were any need os Neparati-onS to be done,o? that there was any wasse in the fame,that then and there he did also certain Lrelpasses untothe plaintiff,without his agree: Fo? which cause he wasadMged a Trespasser in all ab initio, and yet his com-ing into the house and ground, at the ssrss, was lawfuland alto lussistable; but because he did mis-uLhis au-thority, therefore he was adjudged a SCrespaflffrti all,ab initio. And in like manner, if he that hath a latofullauthority to Punt in the Fo?ess, and in his d""tmgthere doth mif-ufe his authority, then he (hall be ac-cepted