case shelton against sire a bind condition that the obligor shall remove  himself and his family from a particular parish and not return to live therein  as a inhabitant without permission from the obligee be good action on a bind  and on oyer a demurrer the condition be that the defendant shall remove  himself and family and not return to live in the parish as a inhabitant  without leave of the plaintiff darnel sergeant the condition be a restraint  upon the liberty of the defendant and there be no consideration for that it be  a void condition in the case of Michael v Reynolds a Mod Peer wms fort a there  be a consideration appear and the bind be for assign over his house and trade  but in that case it be lie down that when the obligation be restrictive of any  liberty the defendant have a right to it be void it be general and the rule  extend as well to liberty of inhabit as trade in the case of dower v rench  where a condition appear to be restrictive of liberty it be void unless there  appear a consideration a person may possible be restrain by a false recital  but I believe it may as well be plead as the statute of usury sergeant  Reynolds contra all the case of restrictive condition be void without a  consideration be where they be restrictive of trade which differ from the case  at the bar for they restrain good public officer the interest and regard of  the public be concern h foe b Bulst he may come there not as a inhabitant and  yet he may buy and sell and trade there suppose there have be a dispute  whether he be a inhabitant there he may lawful have bind himself from modern  report er p come there as such it be therefore no more than what he may lawful  do every condition be restrictive of liberty powys justice suppose a freehold  shall descend to the defendant he may have a right to come to it and if he do  he shall forfeit his bind Michael v Reynolds do turn upon the conveniency of  trade Eyre justice I do not see that the liberty of trade be concern in this  and on that foot it be that those case be adjudge a bind imply a restriction a  person may restrain himself from buy a estate in such a place or alien to such  a person there be no occasion for a consideration where a bind be restrictive  of common liberty except in trade modern report fortescue justice it be only  in that case that it be require this bind can neither be malum in see nor to  hold before and willing non fit in an unjust manner beside it may be both  reasonable and just the court never can say that a obligation to restrain the  liberty of a person general be void without a consideration it be only with  regard to the public as not to sow his land darnel sergeant pray that it may  go over to next term Eyre justice I see no cause for its stand over the court  give judgement for the plaintiff