case PLOMER against Plaisted in covenant on a indenture of apprenticeship for  not find he meat drink wash and other necessary a breach assign in the word of  the covenant without state what those necessary be be good covenant bring on a  apprentice indenture for not teach he his trade and not find he in meat drink  wash lodging and other necessary demurrer to the declaration and show for  cause accord to the statute that other necessary be uncertain and that the  plaintiff have not set forth what those necessary be for a apprentice accord  to the custom of the city of London Mr hall urge that it be nought and they  have show it for cause of demurrer which be not do in any of the case adjudge  I answer that that make no difference and that here other necessary be well  enough it be a breach assign accord to the express word of the covenant and  the covenant be general the breach be well enough allege in the generality and  so be abundance of case and so it be settle here upon debate shower KB the  last term in the case of Burdet v proctor a which be a writ of error upon a  judgement in the common plea and both in that court and in this resolve well  enough though the case of mill v astel b be urge to the contrary and your  lordship then opinion be that to set forth all the necessary and to  particularize they will be infinite and a jury can best determine of necessary  and the judgement be affirm and upon that very authority I draw this  declaration beside the book be full of the like case that where the covenant  be general the breach assign may be so too I confess the case of mill v astel  d be against I but against that case be a great many authority as salmon v  Bradshaw e covenant that he have lawful right and estate to let c breach  assign that he have not lawful right and estate to let c et such to break off  convention c and the court hold it good for the covenant be general the  general breach be good and it be affirm on a writ of error a strong case than  that be Hancock v field f where be a covenant for reparation during the term  and to leave the same well repair at the end of the term and breach assign in  not leave the house well repair at the end of the term and show not in what  point it be not well repair so as the defendant may give a particular answer  thereto for that in declaration in covenant it be sufficient to assign the  breach as general as the covenant and there be no verdict in that case but it  be on a demurrer so in Symmes v smith g covenant to permit the plaintiff to  enjoy the land and to take the rend issue and profit breach that she do not  suffer he to enjoy the say land but have receive the rend issue and profit of  they herself from the make of the indenture upon demurrer to the declaration  and show for cause that the plaintiff do not set forth what rend issue and  profit it be hold well enough because the breach may be assign as general as  the shower KB covenant be the case in cro car be not the same but another case  for there judgement be stay so the case of Cryps v sir Henry Bainton h  assumpsit that I S be a friend of the defendant and come to the plaintiff  house fall sick the defendant in consideration that the plaintiff will provide  for he such necessary as he shall want he will bene et fidelity to loosen  hence the plaintiff show that he lie there two month and that he provide he  necessary amount to c and a ante b cro James d cro James e   cro James f cro  James roll Rep g cro car Jones h Bulst shower KB er p hold good without show  what necessary to avoid multiplicity of reckon so a physician in assumpsit for  a cure need not set forth all his necessary I whereupon by the whole court we  have judgement for the plaintiff there be another exception not move as the  per quod known on good evidence step forth but that have be hold good enough  Stevenson v Stevenson side shower KB trinity term the second of James the  second in the king bench sir Edward Herbert Knt chief justice sir Francis  Wythens Knt sir Richard Holloway Knt sir Robert wright Knt justice sir Robert  sawyer Knt attorney general sir Thomas powis Knt solicitor general