case sir christopher heydon against GODSALVE on a writ of assize a judgement  that the demandant shall recover possession per look recognitorum be good  although the assize be never take but judgement give upon confession SC roll  Rep see saint west c Inst f n b   light dyer buller n p error of a judgement  give before Thomas Fleming chief justice and Doderidge justice in a assize of  novel seize against the say sir Christopher Fleydon by Roger Godsalve of land  in Baconsthorp in the county of Norfolk the defendant confess that he be  tenant and that the plaintiff be seize in fee and can not deny but thathe  seize he upon which confession the plaintiff release the damage and have  judgement to recover seize per look recognitoram a writ of error be thereupon  bring and the error assign because the judgement be quod recupere seisinam per  look recognitorum whereas the assize be never take but judgement give upon  confession and upon this error assign it be demurrer after argument at the bar  it be resolve by the court to be no error for although the assize be not take  yet the juror have the view by intendment give to they before the assize by  the sheriff as he be command and they be call recognitors and be so entitle  nomina recognitorum and the subscription be summons recognitorum and although  croak throw the assize be award upon the plea in bar and the seize and seize  be confess in right of the damage which be bait a inquest of office yet they  be call recognitores and although they never pass on the assize croak James er  p yet judgement ought to be quod recupere look per recognitores for otherwise  if he shall be redisseized he can not have a writ of redisseizin for that  ought always to be by the juror of the first assize by who the view of the  seize be give and if all the recognitors of the assize be dead so as there be  not two of they alive who with other may inquire of the redisseizin the writ  of redisseizin fail as Nat Bre h Henry pl ass pl Edward redisseizin ass  wherefore upon these reason and upon view of a precedent James of such a  judgement give before Popham in a assize where the seize be confess and search  make and the precedent find accord it be hold by they all that the judgement  be good and if no precedent have be show yet it stand with reason that such  judgement shall be good for otherwise by the tenant act there never can be  redisseizin wherefore the judgement be affirm