case Goodwin against Godwin debt lie on a judgement in the king bench pen a  writ of error in the exchequerchamber the point in question be whether a  action of debt find upon a judgement in the king bench may be bring pen a writ  of error in the exchequerchamber it be argue in favour of the affirmative that  the judgement be not suspend by the writ of error because if it be a release  of all demand will not be a release of a judgement pen a writ of error which  undoubted it be it be also say to be a receive rule in the common plea that a  action of debt will lie upon a judgement in the common plea pen a writ of  error in the king bench and that by parity of reason it ought to do so upon a  judgement in the king bench pen error in the exchequerchamber and all this be  fortify by several case in point a see side Lutw lev raym will a the court  these action of debt pen writ of error be never favour either by Lord hale or  by holt chief justice modern report the point in question be give up upon  account of the number of case in point that debt will lie pen error second it  be say that the record be not remove by the writ of error but that only a  transcript be send for modern report er p but it be strong insist upon and the  statute of Elizabeth c rely upon for that purpose that the very record itself  be in point of law remove by the writ of error and that therefore the  declaration be nought be of a record in the king bench whereas it shall have  be upon a record in the exchequerchamber the court it be to be consider  whether though in fact a transcript be only send yet whether in point of law  the record itself be not remove because without it the judgement itself can  not be affirm or reverse and also whether they can suppose the record in two  place at once in the one place to support debt in the other error a see vicar  v Heyden Cowp a the authority only keep the court from reject these action and  therefore though they hold the writ of error to be no plea in bar yet they  doubt whether they may not admit it as a plea in abatement Adjournatur note in  these kind of action to discourage they bail never allow b see upon this  subject Sellons practice to b modern report easter term the ten of queen  whether in the queen bench sir Thomas Parker Knt chief justice sir Littleton  powys Knt sir Robert Eyre Knt sir Thomas powys Knt justice sir Edward Northey  Knt attorneygeneral sir Robert Raymond Knt solicitor general