ALEWORTH against roberts a judgement in dower be complete without damage and  error lie thereon S c I side keb c Danv the demandant in dower unde nothing to  have have judgement and the writ of seize be execute the tenant bring error  and the judgement be affirm but pen the writ of error the tenant alien the  land and die and now the demandant bring a cognizant fa against the heir of  the heir and against the alienee suggest that her husband die seize to which  the tenant several plead this matter whereupon the demandant demurrer and it  be argue this term and Michaelmas term follow at the bar by stride and seize  sergeant for the demandant and by powys and Allen for the tenant and afterward  in easter term car judgement be give for the tenant the court agree that the  judgement be a complete judgement at commonlaw without the damage which be  give by the statute of marlbridge and that it be enough for the wife to  suggest the die seize of the husband after the judgement in dower for recover  the damage but the statute of marlbridge which give the levinz damage give  they against deforciatores I e expeller by force and that neither the alienees  nor the heir of the heir be in that case the heir it be true shall be charge  with damage if he be in life but not his heir or alienee but they be lose by  the death of the heir and be not a lie upon the land which passes therewith  and if they shall be recover from what time shall they be recover not from the  death of the husband because neither of they have the land at that time nor  from the time of the death of the heir against who the judgement be for  neither of they be the deforceor but the heir who be dead and against who the  judgement be be the deforceor and they say this be not like the case of tithe  on the statute of Edward which they agree be not lose by the death of the  tenant who ought to pay they for there the duty be certain videlicet the value  to be tkebled in a action of debt but here the damage be whole uncertain and  in nature of damage to be recover in trespass