case rolte against sharp in the exchequer Chamber delivery of good to a three  person at the defendant request be a good consideration and a allegation that  he promise to pay so much quantum to deserve with a averment quod to deserve  so much be sufficient certain without say to who latch Noy Poph ante cro James  post cro Elizabeth side raym will burr Com dig p error in the exchequer  Chamber of a judgement give in a assumpsit in the king bench where the  plaintiff declare that he at the request of a S make a gown and petticoat for  the say a S which lie by he because they be not pay for that the defendant in  consideration the plaintiff will deliver to the say a S the say gown and  petticoat assume and promise to the plaintiff that he will pay as much as the  gown and petticoat be reasonable worth allege in fact that he upon that  promise deliver the say gown and petticoat to the say a S and that then it be  reasonable worth fifteen pound and that he have request the defendant to pay  it and he have not pay it the defendant plead non assumpsit and find against  he and judgement for the plaintiff and now error assign that the declaration  be insufficient because it be allege he promise to pay and he do not show to  who he shall pay it so it be uncertain to who the payment shall be make second  there be not any consideration for the defendant to be charge for he have not  any benefit by the delivery to a S three he do not allege that he deliver they  to a S to her own proper use and then the delivery to her be not material  fourthly the promise to pay for they so much quantum c be insufficient but all  the justice hold that the declaration be good for as to the first that he  promise to the plaintiff to pay although he do not say to who he shall pay it  be good enough for it shall be intend to the plaintiff and to pay to another  be idle for the plaintiff make the clothes and the promise be to he to pay  there a cro Elizabeth Hutton more croak car er p before it shall be intend to  be pay to he as in Edward obligation to loosen to the obligor be idle and  shall be in law a good obligation to the obligee to the second that the  consideration be good for the delivery of those garment out of his hand at the  defendant request be a good and valuable consideration to the three that the  delivery to a S at his request be a very good consideration a to the four it  be the usual way to lie down in certainty videlicet that he shall pay for it  so much quantum to deserve c and then to aver what it be reasonable worth  which be the common course and always allow judgement be therefore affirm