case the king against the inhabitant OF halesowen the master of a apprentice  be bind to keep he both in sickness and in health S c stram S c Sett rein S c  viner Abr motion to quash a order for the discharge of a apprentice exception  be take first it be not show that he be bind to any trade second the justice  discharge he because he have the king evil and thereby modern report er p make  perpetual incapable to serve he can be discharge but for some misdemeanour  three it do not appear that one of the justice who sign the order be of the  quorum darnel contra first any of the inhabitant may take a apprentice though  he be not of any trade second the bind be for the sake of serve the end  therefore be impossible be a reason for discharge the contract which be a  incident to the jurisdiction of the contract three this discharge be at the  session therefore it must be intend that one of the justice be of the quorum a  see the statute Geo c a Pratt chief justice as to the three exception this be  a discharge at the session and a session can be hold without one of the quorum  yet those justice who be at the session and sign this may not be of the quorum  as to the second the master be to keep the servant in sickness and in health  and unless the one or the other be guilty of a misdemeanour the discharge be  not warrant by the statute powys justice I never know a discharge of a  apprentice for sickness it be presume that some of the justice at the session  be of the quorum but this order must be under the hand of four whereof one  must be of the quorum Eyre justice it be require by the Act that one justice  of the quorum shall sign misbehaviour either of the master modern report or  apprentice be the only point that give the justice a authority to discharge he  fortescue justice the statute give a limit jurisdiction only in case of  misdemeanour not of sickness and we can go no far it must be express that one  of the justice be of the quorum by the whole court the order of session be  quash