balaam and matthews vide ante this matter now come on again and the court be  full of opinion that the conclusion to the country be wrong because the  traverse have a inducement to it they say there be two way of plead either to  deny direct what the Barnardiston king b er p other have say and then conclude  to the country or to give some colourable inducement to the denial and then  conclude with a averment the chief justice say this be a general principle in  plead unless where the plaintiff reply de in an unjust manner svan not common  with others without tali causan and the reason for that exception be that  there the plead be know to amount to the general issue for which reason he say  this exception do not hold even in the case of a de in an unjust manner svan  not common with others where the traverse be particular as without tali  warranto and accord in proof of this general rule of plead judge page cite two  precedent one in rastal the other in libre Placitandi where a plead be of a  usurious contract and the replication deny it with a inducement yet the conclu  Barnardiston king b sion be to the country however the exception to the  defendant plea be now more full set out than it be before and the reason give  why the set out the agreement as of such a day without say post destroying set  up be bad be because the party may vary the date of the agreement in evidence  and may upon this issue prove such agreement before the statute but the answer  to this exception be give by Mr fazakerly that though the court will allow the  party upon evidence to vary from the date of the agreement yet they will not  allow he to vary so far as to give in evidence a agreement before the statute  and the time when this statute commence the court be bind to take notice of  because it be a general one this observation be allow for a answer and upon  that the plaintiff move to discontinue and that without cost because she be a  administratrix which the court allow though Mr fazakerly urge that when a  administratrix come for a favour she shall pay cost