case Nevison against whitley plea of usury to debt on bind must state that the  agreement be corrupt the plaintiff may reply scrivener mistake but if the  rejoinder make the day parcel of the issue where the agreement only ought to  have be traverse it be bad Jones clift vent hard cro James Com dig hawk p c  cro James b r h debt upon a obligation of one hundred pound date July car with  condition for the payment of at the end of six month the defendant plead the  statute of James c of usury a which make such a obligation to be void c the  plaintiff reply that he lend the fifty pound for a year and that the defendant  shall pay eight pound for the forbearance for a year and that the plaintiff  shall not demand it until the end of the year and by the scrivener mistake it  be make Payable at the halfyear end and be not know thereof accept of the say  bind the defendant rejoin that the lend be only for half a year and that he be  to pay for it eight pound for that time and traverse that upon the say twelve  of July it be agree the loan shall be for one entire year or that he shall  forbear it for a whole year and hereupon the plaintiff demurrer roll a see now  Ann c by which the legal interest be reduce to per cent per and croak car er p  for the plaintiff show that the bar be ill because it be not plead quod  corrupt aggreatum to be c for so be the course of plead the plea be that he  shall have for interest for forbear and he do not say corrupt c and for this  cause the court absent Brampston bold that the bar be ill and that the  replication be well enough second it be object that this allegation be against  the word of the condition but all the court hold he may well make such a  allegation for it be the show of the true agreement that no interest be to be  pay by the say agreement but such as stand with the law three roll except to  the rejoinder because he make thereby the day to be parcel of the issue which  ought not to be but he ought to have traverse the agreement only and therefore  the rejoinder to the bar be ill the whole court be of this opinion but no  judgement because the plaintiff offer to accept his debt and the defendant  offer to pay it c