Brownlow goldsborough green versus Wilcox executor to a action upon a  obligation bring against the defendant as executor he plead that the testator  be oblige to a in which remain due to he at his death and that the say a  record against he in the common plea and aver that it be a true debt and the  person and matter to be the same and that he have no asset beyond that and the  plaintiff reply that the say recovery be have by fraud and covin between they  to defraud he of his debt to which plea the defendant demurrer special because  he have in his plea aver it be a true and just debt for that it can notam be  by covin the sheriff can break open the outward door to do execution but that  be open be may break open any other Trin Elizabeth it be adjudge for law by  the whole court that if a become facias be direct and deliver to the sheriff  he may not break the outer door of the house and enter and do execution but if  the outer door be open then he may enter by that and then he may and ought to  break the door of a entry or chamber which be lock and break open any chest  which be lock and take the good in that in execution and if he do it not a  action of case will lie against he Brownlow goldsborough er p in debt if it be  demand by original the process be summons attachment and distress and for  default of sufficiency upon a nothing return process to the outlawry if the  summons or attachment be return a essoin lie and wager of law lie if the count  be upon a simple contract and if the party be live which make the contract or  debt against a heir the writ shall be bring in the debet but when it be bring  against a executor or administrator or of chattel it shall be in the to hold  off so much the judgement in debt where the demand be in the debet to hold off  be to recover debt damage and cost of suit and the defendant in pity but if  the defendant deny his deed then a capias for his fine issue out and if the  original be in the to hold off for chattel then the judgement be to recover  the thing in demand or the value thereof and cost and damage and the process  of execution be a distress to deliver the chattel or the value and damage and  if the cause of action be against executor or administrator the judgement be  to recover the debt and damage of the testator good if the executor have so  much in his hand and if he have not then the damage of the executor or  administrator proper good and if the sheriff upon a to know facias return a  devastavit then a become facias or elegit may be sue out to levy the debt and  damage of the executor or administrator proper good and if the executor plead  that he never be executor and it be find against he that he have administrate  but one penny the judgement shall be to recover the debt and damage of the  executor own good debt bring upon a record the Brownlow goldsborough execution  shall be bring where the record remain