Cap. 32. the Forest Laws.

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S>tasute 02 grant was niabe : Jfn , ft 5 to set botou bob) of«ten in eberp pear t&e^toauimote ibalde Kept: Aecond-!p at what oapa anb times in the peat the same lhalbetiept: And chirdlx,that the Court of Attachments shallbe Kkpt eberp fn^tp daps throughout the whole pear;mrd therefore is called the Fvrtp dap Court: And be-cause that ossences and trespasses in wrests did dailp in-crease and grow to be mv?e and more: and for that thesaid Court of Awsnimote is dp this statute restrainedto be kept anp bftner then th?ice in the pear: thereforethis statute hath specially vrodided that the Cvurr okAttachments ihall be holden and Kept ever? fo?tp dapsthroughout the whole pear: and that is a berp preciselimited authoritp, appointed bp this Charter so? theKeeping and holding os the same Court of Attachments:so that the same map not be Kept o? holden in anp othermanner then bp this limited authoritp is appointed.Aud it is held so? good law,at this bap,that ifthe courtof Attachments for the forests be holden or Kept in anpother order then eberp yt. daps,that is to sap, in longero? shorter time then ederp pl. daps, that then the keep-ing olthe fame Court is void, and without authoritpso to do r so? that the same is not kept according to thelimited time appointed dp this statute.

And pet A do not think that all the proceedings inthe fame Court so holden are therefore doid in Law bpthat not holding os the Court according to the time ap*pointed: for if such a Court of attachments be holdensooner than eberp xl. daps, which is ccntrarp to the li-mited time appointed bp the gna'ute -> and at that Courtso holden,there be diders presentments arid attachmentspresented against vssenders in the Forest -> and after-wards those pMMmenls do proceed to the Dwanimote,

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