case stone against march in a writ of right if the demandant sue by prochein  ami and before trial attain his full age he ought to appear by attorney the  fact may be try by a jury but the tenant can assign it for error after verdict  post lev side   light Bulst cro Elizabeth ld raym strange error of a judgement  in a writ of right in the common plea for land in staple a the judgement be  affirm vide post croak James er p burst wherein march be demandant and sue by  prochein any they be there at issue upon non tenure and it be find for the  demandant and judgement for he a writ of error be bring and assign because  after the writ of error bring and before the issue try the demandant come to  full age and ought to have appear by attorney or in proper person the  defendant in the writ of error say that tempore triationis he be within age  videlicet of the age of twenty year six month and no more and thereupon they  be at issue and find for the plaintiff in the writ of error after verdict it  be move whether it may be assign for error for that the demandant at the time  of the action bring be within age and well admit to sue by prochein any and  the croak throw defendant do not take exception to the trial and so admit he  not to be of full age the question be if he now may assign it for error and if  trial may be by a jury vide Edward pl hell pl Edward pl ass pl ass pl mich  Elizabeth roll Selborogh v rant where the defendant in debt confess the action  by attorney and assign for error that he be within age at the time of the  confession and they be thereupon at issue and try per pais the court will  advice a croak throw michaelmas term James in the king bench sir Edward  Montague Knt chief justice sir John Doderidge Knt sir Robert Houghton Knt sir  Thomas chamberlain Knt justice sir Henry Yelverton Knt attorney general sir  Thomas Coventry Knt solicitor general case memorandum the first day of this  term sir Thomas chamberlain knight late justice of Chester be make one of the  justice of the king bench in the place of sir John croak a late justice there  which be vacant until this term