BARNEHURST versus cabbot in a action upon the case upon a promise of the  defendant to pay to the plaintiff a debt owe by a three person if he will  forbear to sue the person the plaintiff aver forbearance hitherto and after a  verdict for the plaintiff shaftoe move in arrest of judgement because the  plaintiff have not allege in particular how long he have forbear that so it  may appear to the court whether he have forbear a convenient time or not and  cite Rome and Gibbons case pasch Elizabeth b c consideration quod to carry  apart they loosing adjudge to be nought and pasch Elizabeth b r rot Sackford  content Phillips where a promise be lie as this be and the like averment make  and hold to be ill and in mich James which case begin hill James map versus  sir isack Sidley in a action upon such a promise as this the plaintiff aver  that he have forbear a twelve month and hold good and a diversity be there  take betwixt where a certain time be allege and where not Obj hob Rep Bidwell  and Cattons case quot resp there a action be actual commence which be not in  our case Mr Thomas pro quer he cite hill Elizabeth c b smith and campion case  a promise and averment exact the same with we and adjudge good and two  judgement be cite pasch James the executor of hanger case forbearance for a  quarter shall be understand a quarter of a year accord to common parlance vide  pasch Elizabeth may and Alvarez report cro Elizabeth so here the plaintiff  have aver forbearance hitherto which be certain enough by computation chief  baron it appear here upon record how long time the plaintiff forbear and that  be as well as if it have be particular express another exception be take  because the plaintiff allege himself to be a debtor to the protector without  more and do not say of England c send non allocatur c et adjornatur at another  day the chief baron give judgement for the plaintiff that the consideration be  good bane case Rep and the averment sufficient for that it appear Hardres er p  upon record Hardres how long the forbearance be and therefore no particular  averment necessary Wymarkes case Rep